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Hillman Avenger Estate
The Hillman Avenger was designed under Roy Axe and launched in 1970. A five door Estate car was added to the range in 1972, with either 1250cc or 1500cc engine and DL or Super trim.
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Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate - badge on tailgate. The 1600 was available from 1973.
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Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate.
 Hillman Avenger 1972 Super 1500 Estate front
Hillman Avenger Super 1500 Estate. The 5-door Avenger Estate was launched in March 1972 and could be supplied in DL, or Super trims with 1250 or 1500 engines.
 Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate front
Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate. In 1973 engines were upgraded from 1248cc to 1295cc and 1498cc to 1598cc
 Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate rear
Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate.
Hillman Avenger 1975 1300 DL Estate front
Hillman Avenger 1975 1300 DL Estate
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Hillman Avenger Super 1500 Estate. The 5-door estate body was offered from March 1972 in DL and Super (but not GLS) versions. Both 1250cc and 1500cc engines were available on the estate.
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Hillman Avenger 1974 1600 Super Estate. The Avenger Estate had a one-piece life-up tailgate ('hatch') unlike previous Hillman Estates.
 Talbot Avenger Estate front
Talbot Avenger Estate. From 1978 to 1981 Avengers were rebadged as 'Talbot', and the Talbot Avenger estate is one of the rarest Avengers.
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