1948 Hillman Minx Mark 2 front emblem. (photo by Segura)
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(Great Britain) 1907-1976.
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William Hillman, a cycle manufacturer of 10 years' standing, commissioned Louis Coatalen to design his first car for the 1907 Tourist Trophy. In 1963, it entered the small car market with the Imp.
The American Chrysler Corporation attained a majority interest in Rootes in 1964 and one outcome of this take-over was the 1294cc Avenger of 1970. The Hillman name ceased to appear in 1976, being replaced by the Chrysler trade mark.
1948 Hillman Minx Mark 2 front emblem. (photo by Segura)
1948 Hillman Minx Mark 2 rear emblem. (photo by Segura)
Hillman license holder.
Hillman logo.
Hillman logo.
HILLMAN EMBLEMS
The Hillman/Rootes logo used on Series V and VI Minxes and Super Minxes MkI-V.
Hillman Badge.
Hillman IMP logotype.
HILLMAN CARS
1964 Hillman Imp.
1965 Hillman Imp.
1965 Hillman Imp.
1907 to 1970 Hillman cars. (source: John Lloyd)
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