8.1K views · 359 reactions |  NEW FROM CORGI  Wallace & Gromit die-cast metal models have just arrived with a triple collector pack of Wallace’s famous Austin A35 van! These 1:43 scale vans feature three special liveries, including one designed exclusively for Corgi Die-Cast by Aardman, all wrapped up in a beautiful box featuring Nick Park artwork! Now available from the CORGI website: https://aard.mn/WGxCorgi | Wallace and Gromit | Facebook

Fantastic, useable, modified Austin A35, with performance upgrades and vented disc brakes. But have you owned one of these? The Austin A35 was produced at Longbridge between 1956 - 1968. The saloon models were discontinued in 1959 when the Mini launched, the estate version ceased in 1962, and the van continued to sell until 1968. The original Austin A30s body was styled by Holden "Bob" Koto from Raymond Loewy's studios, then modified by Austin's chief stylist Dick Burzi. This A35 was a later ver

305K views · 3.5K reactions | Chris Harris hunts down a pair of #Jaguar Mk1s in the little Austin A35 in a frantic St Mary's Trophy presented by Motul. #GoodwoodRevival | The Goodwood Revival | Facebook

16K views · 608 reactions | What a diverse battle! It's Austin A35 vs Borgward vs Beetle. But who will come out on top? #79MM | Goodwood Road & Racing | Facebook

5.2K views · 184 reactions | What is your search history? | Austin Evans | Facebook

This Week in Texas Music History, Austin’s jaded teens get turned on to the new sounds of the 60s. On December 8, 1965, psychedelic rock pioneers the 13th Floor Elevators first performed at the Jade Room in Austin. The new group, a collaboration between members of the groups the Lingsmen and the Spades, was a jolt to the capital’s teen scene. The Jade Room was a curious spot to debut, billed as “Austin’s finest cocktail lounge” and adorned with a large papier-mâché dragon. The newly-formed ensem