Sid Armstrong's webpage

Sid Armstrong, a proud member of the Armstrong Siddeley Car Club of Australia

For those of you who do not yet know me, please let me introduce myself. I was born in November 1919 and immediately began a life-long association with Armstrong Siddeley Motors. After retiring in 1960 I've since happily passed my time reading some excellent books, and partaking in adventures in my beloved Armstrong Siddeley cars.

Check out my BLOG to see what I've been up to with other Club Members.

I've recently received a personal email from a bespoke tailor who has obviously read of my recent UK exploits and has invited me for a fitting whilst he is in London. Should any members wish to sponsor a new outfit for me whilst the tailor is in Australia as part of his world tour, please forward your donations to our Club Webmaster.

Sandy Cameron received an email with a couple of photos attached of a 20HP of pre Second World War vintage and asked for my assistance to identify the model. With my memory not being what it once was I though I'd post the pictures here to see if anybody could assist with the identification.

Click on the panel opposite for a larger version of the photos

Please email the Club Webmaster if you have any clues as to what it might be.

 

Don't forget to keep a lookout for Hurricane parts (or even a complete car) for sale that may belong to a stolen vehicle and beware of a scammer targeting people with cars and accessories that have been advertised for sale.

I've got my own Email address and I'd love you to send me some stories, photos and gossip.

Happy motoring!.