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Vauxhall Motors was founded in 1857 in London by Alexander Wilson as a pump and marine engine manufacturer. They began manufacturing cars in 1903 and moved to Luton, England in 1905. Their cars were characterized by their sporting models with successful entries in British hill climbs and reliability trials, but after World War I, the cars became more austere. The company was acquired by General Motors in 1925 and the company's products were positioned as low-priced cars.
The Vauxhall BX was introduced in 1934 powered by a 195 cubic-inch overhead valve 6-cylinder engine producing 27 horsepower. Before being discontinued in 1936, 3,788 BX models were produced. The chassis for the very rare and very class BX roadster model was built in England and then shipped to Australia for body assembly by Holden, GM's Australian car division.
This Vauxhall BX roadster is one of only 54 roadsters built in 1934 and is believed to be the only survivor.
General Motors acquired Vauxhall in 1925. The cars were built in England and then shipped to Australia where they were fitted with bodies designed and built by Holden. Both companies-Vauxhall and Holden-are subsidiaries of General Motors Corporation.
It is powered by a six-cylinder, 3200cc motor that develops 27 horsepower. A total of 3,788 BX series automobiles were produced between 1934 and 1938.
This car was restored in Australia in the 1970s and received a cosmetic restoration in 2002.
The Vauxhall BX was introduced in 1934 powered by a 195 cubic-inch overhead valve 6-cylinder engine producing 27 horsepower. Before being discontinued in 1936, 3,788 BX models were produced. The chassis for the very rare and very class BX roadster model was built in England and then shipped to Australia for body assembly by Holden, GM's Australian car division.
This Vauxhall BX roadster is one of only 54 roadsters built in 1934 and is believed to be the only survivor.
General Motors acquired Vauxhall in 1925. The cars were built in England and then shipped to Australia where they were fitted with bodies designed and built by Holden. Both companies-Vauxhall and Holden-are subsidiaries of General Motors Corporation.
It is powered by a six-cylinder, 3200cc motor that develops 27 horsepower. A total of 3,788 BX series automobiles were produced between 1934 and 1938.
This car was restored in Australia in the 1970s and received a cosmetic restoration in 2002.
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