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Deep in the East Lothian countryside lies a unique little motor museum. The collection, started in 1966, is comprised of cars, commercial vehicles,motorbikes,pedal bikes, toy cars and all manner of related memorabilia. |
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Most of the vehicles are in running order - some take part in rallies and film shoots. I've shown a small selection of what was on show the day we visited. |
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1938 Citroen traction avant (front wheel drive) The model was first introduced in 1934. The car shown here was restored in 1984 for the 50th anniversary and took part in the Paris-Moscow-Paris rally organised to commemorate the event. |
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1923 Arrol Johnston - built in Dumfries, Scotland ..... |
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1935 Packard straight 8 - last registered in British Colombia ..... |
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1938 Matchless 1000 motorbike ..... |
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1931 Austin 7 Swallow - it is on loan to the museum and has been owned by the same family since 1947 ..... |
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1948 Vauxhall 14 (centre) ..... |
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Ford Zephyr - circa 1960 (centre) 1925 brown Morris in the background ..... |
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Behind the Zephyr is a 1926 Chrysler Edinburgh Evening News van. It is the sole survivor of a fleet used to deliver newspapers in and around Edinburgh. |
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1961 Humber Super Snipe ..... |
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1956 Austin A50 ..... |
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1961 Morris Minor Traveller ..... |
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