Tilly (vehicle)

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Tilly (from "Utility") was the name given to a number of British vehicles produced during the Second World War from civilian car designs.

As an expediency British car manufacturers adapted civilian saloon designs to be fitted with a simple rear loading area to give the Car, Light Utility.

Many designs were provided by the British car industry.

• Austin 8HP Series AP
• Austin 10HP Series G/YG
• Morris 10HP series M
• Standard 12HP Series UV, based on the Flying 14
• Hillman 10HP - based on the Hillman Minx

[edit] External links

• http://www.tillyregister.com/register1.html

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