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  • AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE STICKERS. Austin Healey Sprite in white lettering surrounds a black circular sticker. In the centre on a brown background is the Austin-Healey shield logo.
    AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE STICKERS. Austin Healey Sprite in white lettering surrounds a black circular sticker. In the centre on a brown background is the Austin-Healey shield logo.
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    AUSTIN HEALEY SPRITE STICKERS
    £2.99

    Size 75mm diameter

  • AUSTIN HEALEY STICKERS. Austin Healey in white lettering surrounds a brown circular sticker. In the centre on a black background is the Austin-Healey shield logo.
    AUSTIN HEALEY STICKERS. Austin Healey in white lettering surrounds a brown circular sticker. In the centre on a black background is the Austin-Healey shield logo.
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    AUSTIN HEALEY STICKERS
    £2.99

    Size 75mm diameter

  • BMC 24 HOUR REPAIRS BANNER. On the left is the red, white and blue BMC rosette. Centre is BMC bold gold lettering. Dad's Garage lettering in red below. Right in blue lettering is For 24 Hour Repairs. White banner with blue edging.
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    BMC BANNER 24 HOUR REPAIRS
    £9.50

    1 x BMC 24 Hour Repairs Banner – Dad’s Garage (British Motor Corporation).  The banner measures:  1220mm wide (4ft) x 260mm (10 inch) tall and is made from 440gsm PVC banner material with a matt finish and comes complete with brass eyelets for wall mounting.  Suitable for both interior an exterior use.

    WIKI Fact: Did you know? The British Motor Corporation Limited was formed in early 1952 when Morris Motors and the Austin Motor Company merged.  As a result BMC became the largest British car company of its day, (in 1952) with 39% of British output. They produced a wide range of cars under brand names including Austin, Morris, MG, Austin-Healey, Riley, and Wolseley, as well as commercial vehicles and agricultural tractors. 

  • BMC SALES AND SERVICE BANNER. On the left and right sides are the red, white and blue BMC rosettes. Centre BMC gold bold lettering on a blue background. Below Sales and Service in black capital letters. White banner with blue edging.
    BMC SALES AND SERVICE BANNER. On the left and right sides are the red, white and blue BMC rosettes. Centre BMC gold bold lettering on a blue background. Below Sales and Service in black capital letters. White banner with blue edging.
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    BMC SALES & SERVICE BANNER
    £9.50

    1 x BMC Sales & Service Banner (British Motor Corporation).  The banner measures 1220mm wide (4ft) x 260mm (10 inch) tall and is made from 440gsm PVC banner material with a matt finish and comes complete with brass eyelets for wall mounting.  Suitable for both interior an exterior use.

    WIKI Fact: Did you know? The British Motor Corporation Limited was formed in early 1952 when Morris Motors and the Austin Motor Company merged.  As a result BMC became the largest British car company of its day, (in 1952) with 39% of British output. They produced a wide range of cars under brand names including Austin, Morris, MG, Austin-Healey, Riley, and Wolseley, as well as commercial vehicles and agricultural tractors. 

  • BMC SALES AND SERVICE BANNER. On the left is the red, white and blue rosette with BMC lettering on it in gold. Centre is BMC in bold gold lettering. On the right is For Sales and Service in blue handwritten font. White banner with blue edging.
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    BMC SALES & SERVICE BANNER
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    1 x BMC Sales & Service Banner (British Motor Corporation).  An alternative style to the other Sales and Services banner available.  This banner also measures 1220mm wide (4ft) x 260mm (10 inch) tall and is made from 440gsm PVC banner material with a matt finish and comes complete with brass eyelets for wall mounting.  Suitable for both interior an exterior use.

    WIKI Fact: Did you know? The British Motor Corporation Limited was formed in early 1952 when Morris Motors and the Austin Motor Company merged.  As a result BMC became the largest British car company of its day, (in 1952) with 39% of British output. They produced a wide range of cars under brand names including Austin, Morris, MG, Austin-Healey, Riley, and Wolseley, as well as commercial vehicles and agricultural tractors.