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Holy crap Russ, you're a busy man! Thanks for posting, you get a A++++++++++(to infinity).

 

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Hi beebing,

Glad you like the pics.

Been busy this week took over 1500 pics spread accross the three shows that i have been to. There were about 8 t bucket's at the show i went to today, i will post them up once i have loaded them up onto PhotoBucket.

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Hi Russ.Great thread.Love the old iron,regardless of its origion.You had some Humbers posted.Is that the company that made the London cabs for years,and maybe still does?Back in the 60`s a friend of the family was stationed in England with the USAF and bought one and had it shipped home when he came back to the states.
Good luck.Have fun.Be safe.
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Hi Leo,

Not really my forte, although Humber did make cabs in the early 1900's.

The two most popular names associated with London Cabs are Beardmore and Austin.

Beardmore produced cabs from the end of the first world war through to the second world war, after that it was Austin until around 1990's with the FX3 and FX4 probably being the most famous and memorable depending on your age.

This link here may give you a small insight.

http://www.london-taxi.co.uk/taxi/taxicab-history.htm

I havn't posted the pictures as i am a bit unsure whether they are HAMB friendly but we have got a few London cabs over here that have been rodded/customised.

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Hot Rod Supernats 2009.











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Hi All,

This batch of pictures is from the Hot Rod Supernats 2010.











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