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2016 Entrants for Web to 12 Sep.Xlsx Year Make Model Body Style Entry 2016 1938 AJS 18 M/C Solo 0398 1954 AJS 18CS M/C Solo 0619 1930 AJS AJS9 4-DR FABRIC SALOON 0477 1926 AJS H4 M/C Solo 0427 1929 AJS M10SR M/C Solo 0558 1930 AJS M2 M/C Solo 0857 1930 AJS Series A Fabric Saloon 0513 1929 AlFa Romeo Monza Tourer 0504 1950 ALVIS 3 LITRE TA 21 4 DOOR SPORTS SALOON 0263 1925 Alvis 5c 12/50 Ducksback 0737 1934 Alvis SPeed Twenty Tourer 0207 1952 Alvis TA21 Sedan 0923 1950 Alvis TB14 roadster sPorts 0383 1925 Amilcar C4 Tourer 0423 1929 Amilcar CGSS SPorts Roadster 0492 1924 Amilcar E Tourer 0576 1924 AMILCAR Grand SPort SPorts 0449 1949 Arial Red hunter M/C Outfit 0243 1950 Ariel 500 Twin M/C Outfit 0927 1956 Ariel BV M/C Solo 0902 1951 Ariel Red Hunter M/C Solo 0338 1939 Ariel VB M/C Solo 0965 1949 Ariel VB M/C Outfit 0966 1948 Ariel VB M/C Solo 0968 1948 Ariel VB 600 M/C Outfit 0502 1936 Ariel VB600 M/C Outfit 0971 1954 Ariel VH M/C Outfit 0126 1924 Armstrong Siddeley Saloon 0231 1957 Armstrong Siddeley SapPhire Limousine 0343 1951 Armstrong Siddeley Whitley Sedan 0760 1954 Aston Martin DB2/4 Coupe 0740 1935 Austin 10 Sedan 0416 1935 Austin 10 Roadster 0787 1938 Austin 10 Cambridge Sedan 0708 1935 Austin 10/4 Lichfield Sedan 0387 1923 Austin 12 Tourer 0346 1926 Austin 12 hP Tourer 0077 1946 Austin 16 Sedan 0181 1946 Austin 16 Sedan 0976 1936 Austin 18 York Sedan 0144 1924 Austin 20 Tourer 0530 1925 Austin 7 Tourer 0157 1936 Austin 7 Tourer 0261 1933 Austin 7 SPorts 0309 1925 Austin 7 Tourer 0326 1937 Austin 7 Tourer 0473 1937 AUSTIN 7 TOURER 0500 1929 Austin 7 Roadster 0515 1937 Austin 7 Tourer 0609 1928 Austin 7 Tourer 0623 1936 Austin 7 Tourer 0627 1936 Austin 7 Roadster 0670 1932 Austin 7 Chummy Tourer 0715 1937 Austin 7 Tourer 0762 1929 Austin 7 Meteor 0810 1928 Austin 7 Tourer 0860 1937 Austin 7 roadster 0873 1929 Austin 7 SPorts Roadster 0892 1936 Austin 7 Coupe 0899 1932 Austin 7 Chummy Roadster 0367 1930 Austin 7 Chummy Tourer 0689 1927 Austin 7 Chummy Tourer 0744 1937 Austin 7 Ruby Roadster 0712 1937 Austin 7 Ruby Saloon 0714 1937 Austin 7 Ruby Tourer 0919 1955 Austin A 90 Sedan 0651 1953 Austin A30 Sedan 0137 1954 Austin A30 Sedan 0386 1954 Austin A30 Sedan 0442 1955 Austin A30 Sedan 0481 1955 Austin A30 Sedan 0548 1953 Austin A30 Sedan 0549 1955 Austin A30 Sedan 0757 1954 Austin A30 Sedan 0858 1953 Austin A30 Sedan 0894 1953 Austin A40 Van RAA 4 1954 Austin A40 Countryman Countryman 0293 1950 Austin A40 Devon sedan 0015 1948 Austin A40 Devon GS2 Saloon 0150 1953 Austin A40 Somerset Sedan 0322 1954 Austin A40 Somerset Sedan 0731 1955 Austin A50 Saloon 0430 1958 Austin A53 Sedan 0978 1930 Austin A7 Saloon 0098 1954 Austin A70 HereFord Sedan 0573 1951 Austin A90 Atlantic Convertible 0532 1950 Austin A90 Atlantic Convertible 0937 1947 Austin Austin 8 Tourer 0709 1928 Austin Brooklands CuP Tourer 0973 1951 Austin Devon GS3 Sedan 0245 1944 Austin Eight Tourer 0103 1937 Austin Fourteen Goodwood Sedan 0893 1949 Austin Princess Sedan 0179 1947 Austin Sheerline Sedan 0560 1929 Austin Ulster Tourer 0474 1959 Austin Westminster Sedan 0526 1937 Austin 7 Tourer 0251 1953 Austin A30 AS3 sedan 0706 1949 Austin A70 Sedan 0028 1954 Austin A90 Westminster Sedan 0044 1954 Austin Healey 100 BNI Roadster 0790 1955 Austin Healey 100-4 BN1 Tourer 0401 1954 Austin Healey BN1 Roadster 0300 1955 Austin Healey BN1 Convertible 0556 1954 Austin Healey BN1 SPorts Roadster 0664 1955 Austin Healey Le Mans Tourer 0487 1959 Austin Healey SPrite Mark 1 Tourer W0032 1959 Austin Healey SPrite bugeye Tourer 0054 1923 Bean 14 Tourer 0523 1928 Bean 14 hP Tourer 0720 1949 Bedford K - 30 cwt TrayToP Truck 0925 1946 Bedford KM Truck 0121 1949 Bedford PC Utility 0656 1947 Bennett and Wood Acme Solo Motorcycle 0119 1935 Bentley Derby 3.5 L Saloon 0475 1951 Bentley Mk VI Saloon 0376 1952 Bentley R tyPe sedan 0014 1954 Bentley R TyPe Saloon 0683 1950 BMW R51/2 M/C Solo 0972 1947 Bristol 400 Sedan 0421 1949 Bristol 400 Coupé 0568 1948 Bristol 400 Coupé 0889 1962 BSA A10 M/C Solo SAP 2 1950 BSA A10 Golden Flash M/C Solo 0495 1971 BSA A65T M/C Solo SAP 3 1946 BSA A7 M/C Outfit 0750 1954 BSA B31 M/C Solo 0196 1951 BSA B31 M/C Solo 0555 1950 BSA B31 M/C Solo 0806 1953 BSA B33 M/C Solo 0089 1949 BSA B33 M/C Outfit 0686 1949 BSA Bantam M/C Solo 0319 1954 BSA Bantam M/C Solo 0661 1950 BSA Bantam M/C Solo 0770 1950 BSA Bantam DI M/C Solo 0187 1954 BSA BB 33 M/C Solo 0213 1949 BSA C11 M/C Solo 0164 1949 BSA C11 M/C Solo 0730 1951 BSA D1 Batam M/C Solo 0180 1955 BSA DB 32GS M/C Solo 0754 1951 BSA DI Bantam M/C Solo 0713 1936 BSA G14 Vee Twin M/C Outfit 0193 1956 BSA Golden Flash M/C Solo 0201 1954 BSA Golden Flash M/C Solo 0590 1925 BSA L 2 16 Tourer 0079 1946 BSA M21 M/C Solo 0393 1952 BSA M21 M/C Solo 0524 1948 BSA M21 M/C Outfit 0562 1946 BSA M21 M/C Outfit 0564 1952 BSA M33 M/C Outfit 0916 1936 BSA R4 M/C Solo 0671 1930 BSA S13-30 M/C Solo 0634 1930 BSA S13-30 M/C Solo 0635 1930 BSA S30 M/C Solo 0785 1954 BSA Shooting Star M/C Solo 0202 1929 BSA Shoper M/C Outfit 0188 1935 BSA Sloper M/C Solo 0758 1929 BSA Sloper M/C Outfit 0852 1930 BSA Sloper 350cc M/C Solo 0921 1942 BSA WM 20 M/C Solo 0076 1939 BSA WM 20 M/C Solo 0452 1942 BSA WM20 M/C Solo 0241 1947 BSA XB 31 350cc M/C Solo 0621 1935 BSA motorcycle Blue Star M/C Solo 0048 1927 Buick Sedan 0903 1924 Buick 24/45X Master B Tourer 0203 1928 Buick 27 115 Sedan 0904 1927 Buick 27/40X Tourer 0914 1928 Buick 28/25 Tourer 0741 1928 Buick 28/25 Tourer 0912 1935 Buick 46S Coupé 0505 1930 Buick 6 Cylinder Sedan 0324 1930 Buick 8 Sedan 0325 1935 Buick 840 Sedan 0011 1937 Buick 840 Sedan 0399 1938 Buick 840 Sedan 0644 1947 Buick 840 SPecial Sedan 0693 1937 Buick 860 Century sedan 0837 1937 Buick Aug-40 Sedan 0123 1955 Buick Century Sedan 0938 1959 Buick Century 2 door Pillarless CouPe 0761 1906 Buick F Tourer 0102 1959 Buick Lesabre Sedan 0980 1929 Buick Marquette Sedan 0624 1956 BUICK ROADMASTER SEDAN 0264 1925 Buick Sedan Sedan 0970 1934 Buick Series 50 Sedan 0545 1937 Buick Series 80 Sedan 0375 1929 Buick Silver Anniversary Roadster 0025 1940 Buick SPecial Coupe 0023 1946 Buick SPecial Eight Sedan 0872 1927 Buick SPorts Roadster Convertible 0377 1925 Buick Standard Tourer 0080 1928 Buick Standard 6 Tourer 0412 1951 Buick Super Sedan 0480 1951 Buick Super Sedan 0946 1949 Buick Super 8 Sedan 0418 1927 Buick tourer Tourer 0118 1959 Cadillac 62 Series Sedan 0096 1955 Cadillac Coupe De Ville Coupe 0033 1959 Cadillac DE VILLE Coupe 0069 1959 Cadillac Deville Convertible 0692 1955 Cadillac Deville Coupe Sedan 0794 1957 Cadillac Eldorado seville Coupe 0384 1950 Cadillac Series 62 Sedan 0749 1959 Cadillac Series 62 Coupe 0775 1949 Cadillac Series 62 Sedanette 0959 1952 Chevrolet Sedan 0380 1950 Chevrolet Sedan 0440 1950 Chevrolet Sedan 0512 1926 Chevrolet Truck 0594 1937 Chevrolet Truck 0629 1927 Chevrolet Tourer 0909 1946 Chevrolet 1421 Truck 0139 1929 Chevrolet 1929 Tourer 0055 1929 Chevrolet 1929AC Roadster 0875 1952 Chevrolet 52-104B Sedan 0538 1928 Chevrolet AB National Utility 0216 1928 Chevrolet AB National Tourer 0547 1928 Chevrolet AB National Tourer 0690 1929 Chevrolet AC International Sedan 0071 1929 Chevrolet AC International Sedan 0189 1929 Chevrolet AC International Sedan 0289 1929 Chevrolet AC Phaeton Phaeton 0072 1932 Chevrolet BA Tourer 0851 1957 Chevrolet Bel Air couPe 0801 1957 Chevrolet Belair Coupe 0008 1953 Chevrolet Belair Sedan 0010 1957 Chevrolet Belair SPorts Sedan 0274 1954 Chevrolet Belair Sedan 0454 1955 Chevrolet Belair SPorts CouPe 0639 1942 Chevrolet Blitz Truck 0396 1955 Chevrolet C1100 TrayToP Truck 0967 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0152 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Roadster 0154 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0191 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Utility 0237 1927 chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0254 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0298 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0385 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0445 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Truck 0469 1930 Chevrolet Capitol Buckboard 0519 1927 Chevrolet Capitol Tourer 0876 1932 Chevrolet ConFederate Roadster 0372 1932 Chevrolet ConFederate SPorts Roadster 0424 1932 Chevrolet ConFederate Tourer 0425 1934 Chevrolet DA Master Roadster 0379 1947 Chevrolet Fleetmaster Sedan 0832 1938 Chevrolet Hand built custom Hearse 0415 1929 Chevrolet International Sedan 0151 1929 Chevrolet International Tourer 0182 1929 Chevrolet International Tourer 0935 1925 Chevrolet K SuPerior Buckboard 0230 1927 Chevrolet LM Flat Bed Truck 0797 1937 Chevrolet Master Sedan 0058 1931 Chevrolet National Tourer 0131 1928 Chevrolet National Tourer 0173 1929 Chevrolet National Tourer 0199 1928 Chevrolet National SPorts Roadster 0606 1928 Chevrolet National Van 0703 1940 Chevrolet Ridemaster DeLuxe Hearse 0613 1929 Chevrolet Sedan Tourer 0183 1926 Chevrolet Series V Buckboard 0156 1926 Chevrolet Series V Charabanc 0791 1948 Chevrolet Style Master Utility 0611 1950 Chevrolet Styleline Deluz Sedan 0448 1948 Chevrolet Stylemaster Utility 0659 1924 Chevrolet Superior F Sedan 0572 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Tourer 0003 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Buckboard 0235 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Sedan 0361 1926 Chevrolet Superior K Truck 0506 1926 Chevrolet Superior K Tourer 0551 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Buckboard 0667 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Tourer 0783 1925 Chevrolet Superior K Tourer 0955 1929 Chevrolet tourer Sedan 0045 1930 Chevrolet Tourer 4 door 0167 1935 Chevrolet Tourer Sedan 0455 1937 Chevrolet Tourer Tourer 0954 1930 Chevrolet Universal AD Tourer 0441 1926 Chevrolet Utility Truck 0232 1927 Chevrolet Utility Truck 0233 1926 Chevrolet V series Tourer 0223 1926 Chevrolet V Series Tourer 0544 1939 Chevrolet VB Truck 0239 1957 Chevrolet Belair Sedan 0710 1926 Chrysler
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