In Memoriam Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II – 1926-2022 “May flights of angels sing thee to thy rest.” God Save the King Share this: Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Like Loading... Author: alvisarchive Driving Alvis cars since 1964 and the website since 2012 View all posts by alvisarchive
Quite. 1 OXR used to be on an R.F. Range Rover, obviously after being transferred from Philip’s TD. Wonder what it’s on now and if it’s still in use. Reply
Hello Michael, what model used to drive the Royal Family ?…Who drove it, and at which era ?… Thank you. Thierry , TE 21 1965. Reply
Have a look at the page under TD21, OXR 1 – the link is https://alvisarchive.com/1950-1967-the-three-litre/td21/oxr-1/
The Queen was steadfast, reliable, without equal and the perfect example how all leaders of countries should behave. Rest in Peace with Prince Philip at Windsor. Reply
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Quite.
1 OXR used to be on an R.F. Range Rover, obviously after being transferred from Philip’s TD.
Wonder what it’s on now and if it’s still in use.
Hello Michael, what model used to drive the Royal Family ?…Who drove it, and at which era ?…
Thank you. Thierry , TE 21 1965.
Have a look at the page under TD21, OXR 1 – the link is https://alvisarchive.com/1950-1967-the-three-litre/td21/oxr-1/
Thank you so much for this very well documented article, so interesting !
The Queen was steadfast, reliable, without equal and the perfect example how all leaders of countries should behave. Rest in Peace with Prince Philip at Windsor.