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1910 Abingdon King Dick motorcycle which will be shown appropriately on the King Dick Tools stand .
The Cirrus Buick will be shown on the Federation Skills Trust stand . It is built on a 1926 Buick chassis and powered by a 5 litre , 4 cylinder Cirrus Mk 3 Engine from a 1927 Gypsy Moth aeroplane .
As usual Transport Museum Wythall are supplying vehicles to the Federation Village :
■ The 1931 AEC Regent double decker was known as the ‘ piano front ’ for obvious reasons . It was one of the first buses to have a Metro-Cammell metal framed body compared to the timber frames previously used
■ The electric Morrison-Electricar milk float delivered products like milk and bread to homes in 1954 , it is part of a curated Electric Vehicle display also featuring ... The 1936 Carter Invalid Carriage which is powered by a 36 volt electric motor and was the sole means of transport for a disabled lady for forty years
The 1940 Renault AHS3 lorry nicknamed Vagabond . It started life as a military vehicle but then delivered Motul lubricants over many years in northern France .
The Federation Village hosts a curated Matchless display featuring a 1923 / 4 Matchless Type K car , the only survivor in the world accompanied by three motorcycles , the Matchless Model M is one of them .
The 1900 Daimler Type-A Tonneau which will be at CMS fresh from participating on the Veteran Car Run from London to Brighton on Sunday 7 November . It will be located on the Childline stand within the Federation Village celebrating the donation of £ 40,310 by historic vehicle enthusiasts to the charity in 2021 .
The Austin Seven Swallow saloon was bodied by William Lyons , pre-dating his involvement with Jaguar Cars , and his company was also instrumental in the production of the Swallow Gadabout motor scooter in 1947 .
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