Mason Loades
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Plack on XJ220 Chassis no.1 -
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Bristol 400 at Abbey Panels. -
Bristol 401 at Abbey Panels. -
1949 All-aluminium Bristol 402 Roadster bodywork by at Abbey Panels. -
Fraser Nash coachwork at Abbey Panels -
Lea Francis 14HP c.1947 -
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Vanwall VW6 Streamliner c.1956 -
Vanwall F1's c.1957 -
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Jaguar XJ13 being rebuilt at Abbey Panels c.1966. -
Jaguar XJ220 production line at Abbey Panels c.1991. -
![Rolls Royce Phantom Majestic[1], built and assembled for the Sultan of Brunei[2], awaiting engine installation at Loades Design, 1990s.](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/ab/RollsRoycePhantomMajestic-AbbeyPanels.jpg/120px-RollsRoycePhantomMajestic-AbbeyPanels.jpg)
Rolls Royce Phantom Majestic[1], built and assembled for the Sultan of Brunei[2], awaiting engine installation at Loades Design, 1990s. -
Ted Loades with Ford COO, Sir Nick Scheele at Loades Design. -
![XK180 concept c.1997 at Loades Design.[3]](//upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/0/0f/F-Type_Jaguar.jpg/120px-F-Type_Jaguar.jpg)
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Ford GT40 bonnet at Abbey Panels
![Rolls Royce Phantom Majestic[1], built and assembled for the Sultan of Brunei[2], awaiting engine installation at Loades Design, 1990s.](/wiki/File:RollsRoycePhantomMajestic-AbbeyPanels.jpg)
![XK180 concept c.1997 at Loades Design.[3]](/wiki/File:F-Type_Jaguar.jpg)
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editExternal links used
edit- ^ Hull, Graham (2014). Inside the Rolls-Royce and Bentley Styling Department 1971 to 2001. Veloce Publishing Ltd. p. 114.
- ^ "BENTLEY SPOTTING: The Sultan of Brunei Darussalam's Different Rolls Royces". www.bentleyspotting.com.
- ^ "A Detailed History of the making of the XK180".