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sigma | 09:24 Wed 27th Oct 2010 | Motoring
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After watching American Hotrod on TV I noticed that the majority of American car bodies were bolted to the chassis as was the VW Beetle. Were any English cars manufactured in this way.
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Yes, pretty much all of them before about the 1950s
09:28 Wed 27th Oct 2010
Avatar Image Graham-W
My first car, a 1957 Ford Popular, had a separate chassis.
Reliant used chassis for their range including the Scimitar and the Robins.
Landrovers, too, have a chassis.
09:38 Wed 27th Oct 2010
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Most ,if not all of the Landrover & Rangerover range
09:44 Wed 27th Oct 2010
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I had a Triumph TR5 ... All the TR's (except the 7) have a chassis.
21:22 Wed 27th Oct 2010
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Triumph Heralds and Spitfires were.
22:34 Wed 27th Oct 2010

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