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Crossley Motors
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Crossley Motors was founded in Manchester in 1906. Cars, buses and lorries were made. 19,000 cars were made from 1904 until 1938 and 21,000 goods and military vehicles from 1914 to 1945. Several models were made for the British Army. Famous types were the IGL-series and the FWD-series.
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Passenger cars:
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Crossley Golden
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1930-1935
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Crossley Silver
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1930-1934
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Crossley Ten
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1931-1934
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Crossley Streamline
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1933
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Crossley Sports Saloon
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1934-1937
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Crossley Regis
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1935-1937
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Military vehicles:
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Crossley IGL 1 (4-Rad)
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1923-1926
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Crossley IGL 2 (6-Rad)
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1927-1931
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Crossley BGV (also with Kegresse suspension)
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1927-1929
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ca. 1.5 (30 cwt)
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Crossley BGV 3-5 (6x4)
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ca. 1.5 (30 cwt)
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Crossley IGL 3 (6x4)
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1935-1936
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3,0
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over 700
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Crossley IGL 8 (6x4)
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193?-194?
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3,0
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Crossley FWD 1, 2, 3
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1939-1945
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3,0
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over 10.000
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Lorries:
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Crossley Atlas
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1931
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Crossley Beta
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1933
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Crossley Delta
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1931-1937
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