Austin 10 Cambridge
1937 Austin 10 Cambridge military staff car used by the British Army pre -war and during WW2 Produced from 1932 to 1947. There were around 290,000 made A new body style was added in 1936 with the six light (three windows down each side, with one behind the rear door) " Sherbourne " but the big change came in 1937 with the almost streamlined " Cambridge " saloon and " Conway " cabriolet. Other changes included Girling rod brakes, 16-inch steel disc wheels replaced the 19-inch wires and more room for passengers by moving the engine forwards by 4 inches. Top speed rose to 60 mph . These changes did not appear on the open cars, which no longer included the Ripley sports, until 1938 when all cars also gained an aluminium cylinder head on the engine