Yeah, I've heard of the Austin Cambridge... but AFAIK there could be a
Cambrian model as well... the term refers to a mountain range in Wales, I
believe*... I'm not disagreeing, I'm just pointing out a possibility.
*one doubts it refers to the geological epoch also called Cambrian, though
the vehicle could be considered antediluvian....
on 12/12/03 12:33 PM, Rich C at richchrysler@quickclic.net wrote:
> I believe this should be called an Austin Cambridge, not Cambrian. Thousands
> were imported here (North America) in the 1950's and 1960's.
> Rich Chrysler
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