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1962 Austin A60 Cambridge [ADO38A]

1962 Austin A60 Cambridge [ADO38A] in Funeral for an Assassin, Movie, 1977 IMDB

Class: Cars, Sedan — Model origin: UK — Built in: ZA

1962 Austin A60 Cambridge [ADO38A]

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nzcarnerd NZ

2010-06-25 03:45

One of the many BMC Farina variants - early 1960s Morris Oxford maybe?

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chris40 UK

2010-06-25 08:53

Looks to me like a (rather blurry) Austin Cambridge [ADO38A], 1961+.

DynaMike NL

2010-06-25 10:47

I found this Morris assembled in Rhodesia: http://www.co-oc.org/Umtali%20Oxford.html , but I couldn;t find anything of Austin Farina assembly in ZA :/

chris40 UK

2010-06-25 11:37

I'm not sure if they assembled them - this site is full of errors, but it does indicate that SAMAD sold the A60 in Port Elizabeth: http://www.moby302.co.za/bmc_leyland/austin.html

mazeltough US

2010-08-17 14:19

BMC South Africa assembled the Austin A60 Cambridge at Blackheath, near Cape Town, from 1961-1965, then again from 1968-1969.

mazeltough US

2010-10-14 08:49

chris40, with due respect, you're partially correct. SAMAD did in fact assemble Austins, but from ~1950 until the BMC factory. I once had a photo of an A40 "Devon" being assembled by National Motor Assemblies (later Rootes), so my educated guess is that SAMAD assembled the A40 "Somerset" and possibly the early A50s until BMC's own factory came on stream in Cape Town in 1955. The A60 was definitely a product of the Blackheath plant.

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