Austin cars

Reply to How do I delete an entry?

nobody@flickr.com (ShaunPG) — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 10:14:23 -0700

ShaunPG posted a reply:

Click on more images at the bottom of the main group page then submissions from you. Each of your pictures will have a small x to the right click this to delete them.
You can also do it via the individual picture the same way you would add to a group by un-checking the selected group.

How do I delete an entry?

nobody@flickr.com (nikonswitch) — Thu, 12 Apr 2012 09:56:19 -0700

nikonswitch posted a new topic:

Just entered some pics.using my iPad, & entered an Aston Martin by mistake., can whoever runs this site delete or someone tell me how to please.

ATTENTION - CAUTION - site pirate - illegale usage of our flickr car images

nobody@flickr.com (:: eu-moto images™◄ Bernhard Egger) — Tue, 31 Jan 2012 09:35:21 -0800

:: eu-moto images™◄ Bernhard Egger posted a new topic:

www.autospecs.info - Ultimate Systems, Inc. ("AutoSpecs.Info ") is one of the illegal user of our flickr photos !

The usage of our photographic material is defined by the laws of copyright.
All rights reserved means ► All kinds of commercial usage and hyperlinks are illegal.

Ultimate Systems, Inc. don't have the prior written permission !

The AutoSpecs.Info provided by Ultimate Systems, Inc. ("AutoSpecs.Info ") is an illegal user of all flickr car photos.

Reply to Help Finding an Austin 12/4 Low Loader Taxi

nobody@flickr.com (classic_car_man_1982) — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 14:30:49 -0700

classic_car_man_1982 posted a reply:

lol cheers morrisoxford i forgot about the LVTA.
Cheers Zack i know i can trace the car upto 2003 after that nothing.
Thanks for all your help.
Del

Reply to Help Finding an Austin 12/4 Low Loader Taxi

nobody@flickr.com (Zack S. Classic Cars) — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 23:48:53 -0700

Zack S. Classic Cars posted a reply:

The websites Cartell and Tax Disc Direct both have it registered although Tax Disc Direct says it has not been on the road since the end of 2003.

Reply to Help Finding an Austin 12/4 Low Loader Taxi

nobody@flickr.com (morrisoxford V) — Sun, 05 Jun 2011 07:00:24 -0700

morrisoxford V posted a reply:

have you tried the london vintage taxi association?
www.lvta.co.uk/

you can also try their links page
the reg no is not on the dvla database
so it may have been exported or the plate sold and the cab re registered
if I see the number on soem yuppie car I will chuck a brick through the window for you!!

Help Finding an Austin 12/4 Low Loader Taxi

nobody@flickr.com (classic_car_man_1982) — Tue, 26 Apr 2011 11:52:24 -0700

classic_car_man_1982 posted a new topic:

Hi was wondering if any of you good people would now know the where abouts of my uncle's old Taxi it is a 1937 Austin 12/4 Low Loader with a Jones Body Reg Number DYN 533, This car was in his owership till around the late 90's then in 2003 it was sold by Bonhams. If anyone knows the where abouts or has any info about the car it would be fab to know as i rember this car from my childhood. When the car was sold in 2003 it still had my Uncles name on the side with the London Taxi number next to it the London taxi plate on the back had number 178 on it and the same with the numbers inside the car it also had some Advertising signs on the back of the fold up seats but i am not sure if the car was sold with them on it. Any help or info on this car would be good thanks
Del

Reply to Austins don't run out of petrol

@Beata etc - Premium fuel for any Austin will be the highest octane that you can get in a "leaded" fuel or "Lead Replacement" fuel (LRP). Unleaded fuel tends to play havoc with the valves, even though you will probably not see any difference at first.

Austin 7 Swallow in Art Deco Designs tv programme

nobody@flickr.com (recycle1.0) — Fri, 18 Jun 2010 11:29:21 -0700

recycle1.0 posted a new topic:

Any info on the actual one Maureen Lipman drove?

Reply to Austins don't run out of petrol

nobody@flickr.com (Mark is single and hurting.) — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 01:05:41 -0700

Mark is single and hurting. posted a reply:

On the subject of fuel and Austins, my workshop manual states that I need to use "premium fuel" but there is no octane rating, as I was born in 66 I have no idea what this "premium fuel" is or it's octane rating.

Anyone know of a website I can read from.