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Austin Van, Pickup, Truck

Austin built commercial versions of its cars right from the start, and the single 20hp model offered after the First World War was available as tractors and goods vehicles. Light goods vehicles were often based on Austin saloon cars, but larger vehicles were also made and during the Second World War many lorries and all wheel drive vehicles were Austins.

Vans, Pickups and Goods Vehicles

	Austin Ten Light Utility 1943 - bonnet badge (painted)	Austin Mini Moke - grille	Austin 152 1962 - grille	Austin AK5 pickup - grille	Austin K2 1946 - grille. The MkII version of the K2 had a grille made up of vertical slots.
Austin Eighteen	Austin 152 and Morris J2 Vans	Austin Ten pickup and van	Austin Twelve good vehicles	Austin A30/A35 Vans	Austin A40 Van and Pickup
Austin and Morris Half Ton commercial 1962-71	Austin Seven Van	Austin Gypsy	Austin K8 Van	Austin Taxi FX3, FX4	Austin Ant. (ADO 19)
Austin and Morris 5cwt (Mini) Van and Pickup	Morris J-type, JB and Austin 101 Vans	Austin 1ton, 1�ton Van	Austin FFK140 1962. Available with 5.1 or 5.7litre Diesel engines, the FFK140 could also be purchased as a Morris FFM	Austin K2 1941 Fire Engine. This is a Pumping Unit as used during WW2 by the National Fire Service.	Austin K2 1946
Austin K2 1948. This K2 has a wooden Horsebox by Jennings	Austin Loadstar 1951. Plated at 2 or 5 tons, the Austin Loadstar was launched at the 1950 Brussels Motor Show

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