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Glory of Coventry car industry will be showcased in BBC documentary this week

Glory of Coventry car industry will be showcased in BBC documentary this week
Classic British Cars: Made in Coventry airs on Monday night (May 17)
Coventry-born presenter Mark Evans and Michael Flather on Michael s 1897 Daimler, which will feature in the BBC documentary Classic British Cars: Made in Coventry (Image: Testimony Films)
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BBC documentary charts Coventry's part in rise and fall of UK automotive industry

Born (and died) in Coventry: From the first Daimler to roll off production line. to strikes and claptrap cars nearly a century later, BBC documentary charts the Midlands city s part in rise and fall of UK automotive industry
Britain s first production car was built in Coventry by Daimler in 1897, marking start of manufacturing era
Famous names including Standard Triumph, Alvis, Rootes, Hillman, Morris and Jaguar were based in city
BBC documentary Classic British Cars: Made in Coventry charts the rise and fall of the manufacturing hub ....

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Rare Rides: The Very Rare 1964 Alvis Graber Super Coupe

Rare Rides: The Very Rare 1964 Alvis Graber Super Coupe
Today’s Graber Super Coupe was one of the more luxurious ones.
Alvis was founded as a business concern in 1919 and offered race cars, armored military vehicles, and aircraft engines in addition to its passenger car lineup. The company’s basic first car the 10 appeared in 1920, but a decade later Alvis was producing fast coupes and expensive touring sedans.
WWII destroyed the Alvis production facilities entirely. Upon rebuilding the company debuted a new line of T cars that began with the TA 14. By the third generation of post-war models circa 1953, Alvis advanced to the TC. Around that time, Alvis had some body issues. The company had typically sourced its coupe and sedan bodies from Mulliners. But Mulliners were busy building Standard Triumph bodies, a company that ended up the owner of Mulliners by 1958. At the same time, Alvis had relied on Tickford for its luxury convertible bodies. Tickford too fell under ....

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Joan Bohanna obituary

Joan Bohanna was known across Merseyside for her campaigning energy and shrewd tactics
HilaryWainwright
Fri 18 Dec 2020 12.48 EST
Last modified on Fri 15 Jan 2021 18.26 EST
As the Usdaw convenor of shop stewards at Glaxo Operations in Speke, Liverpool, Joan Bohanna, who has died aged 76, was one of the few female shop-floor trade union leaders in the 1970s. Joan was known across Merseyside for her shrewd tactics and campaigning energy – against the closures of Speke’s Dunlop tyre plant and Standard Triumph car factory, for example.
She immersed herself in support for the miners’ strike of 1984-85. She played a leading role, too, on the steering committee of the News on Sunday, launched in 1987 ....

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