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Designer: Dick Burzi
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Austin A50 Cambridge
The third 'A40' was launched in 1954 to replace the A40 Somerset together with the better equipped A50 Cambridge. A new 1200cc ohv engine started the BMC B-series engine family, and in 1498cc form this powered the A50 Cambridge. The A40/A50 Cambridge shared a monocoque bodyshell designed by Dick Burzi that was also adapted for the A90 Westminster. The A50 Cambridge was better equipped than its A40 sibling and sold 115,000 from 1954-57. In 1957 the Cambridge was upgraded to A55 and the A40 models were dropped.

 

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Austin A50 Cambridge - ornament

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Austin A50 Cambridge

Austin A50 Cambridge front
Austin A50 Cambridge. Like the A40 Cambridge, and the later A55, these were styled by Austin's own Dick Burzi.

Austin A50 Cambridge rear
Austin A50 Cambridge used the 1489 cc B-Series engine 115,000 were sold. A50 and A40, as well as the 6-cylinder A90/A105 all featured this 'cow hips' boot which evolved into a bigger winged boot for the next models.

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Austin A50 Cambridge

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Austin A50 Cambridge

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Austin A50 Cambridge. Dick Burzi's 'cow-hips' shape for the A40/A50 Cambridge, as well as the A90/A105 Westminster is clear in this picture.

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