Armstrong Siddeley - Gold Portfolio 1945-1960 the car division was losing

the car division was losing money and it was closed in 1960 to pursue more profitable activities

and hard-core bikers around the world

In 1957 Harley-Davidson bowed to customer pressure and grafted an overhead-valve top end unto the four-cam bottom end of its floundering KL series of middleweight motorcycles

Following in the tracks of the successful Harley-Davidson "RM" Lore: 1903-1965 comes this companion volume of color and duotone images -- both classic and rare -- culled from the famed Pohlman Archives and individual collections around the world

The GM Media Archives

Armstrong Siddeley - Gold Portfolio 1945-1960 the car division was losingArmstrong Siddeley released their new Two Litre model in 1945. Several versions were built over the following years with the total production run being 22,717. In 1953 the company introduced the luxury Sapphire 346 followed by the Star Sapphire. However, the car division was losing money and it was closed in 1960 to pursue more profitable activities. A solitary Star Sapphire Mk II being the last car built. This book covers road tests with technical