Humber Sceptre Sedan 1963
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Specifications Humber Sceptre Sedan 1963 blueprint
The Humber Sceptre Sedan 1963 is a classic piece of British automobile history. It was the principle flagship model of the Rootes Group, and it was designed to be the company's answer to the affluent executive. This economic four-door was designed to fit between the middle and upper class, with its comfortable interior and classic exterior. It is seen as an icon amongst classic vehicles. With its Humber-styled grille and long, slim lines, it offers a strong sense of luxury and style. The bodywork is finished in a bright veneer which highlights the curves of the vehicle, and is decorated by chrome accents. Inside, you'll find a comfortable and roomy interior, with upholstered seats, stylish fittings and plenty of legroom. All the features, from the sophisticated instrumentation to the lavish carpeted interiors, show a level of quality that still stands the test of time. The Sceptre was powered by a four-cylinder, 1690cc engine, linked to a four-speed manual gearbox. It was designed to be easy to handle, with good road manners, offering a surprisingly comfortable ride even at speed. The vehicle can be seen in classic British car rallies and clubs around the world, and is seen as a testament to the golden age of the automobile. The Humber Sceptre Sedan 1963 is an iconic piece of British automotive history, a vehicle that elegantly bridges the gap between civic and class.
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