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2007-07-04 18:08 Redsimon 2048×1360×8 (654705 bytes) Jowett Weasel, a sports tourer version of the "Long 7hp" from 1935
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1934 saw the launch of the Kestrel with four speed gearbox and in 1935 there was the oddly named Weasel sports tourer. The first four-cylinder (flat four) engined car arrived in 1936 with the 1166 cc twin carburettor Ten which continued until the outbreak of war alongside the traditional twin cylinder models which grew to 946 cc in 1937. In 1935 the company went public and in 1936 Benjamin Jowett retired. Brother William carried on until 1940.
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This photo taken by Simon GP Geoghegan in August 2006