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Daimler: 2.5-Litre Consort Salon

From Graces Guide
1950.
1950.
1952. Daimler Consort.

DAIMLER 2.5-LITRE CONSORT SALOON

The Daimler Consort Saloon shares the 2.5-litre chassis with the Special Sports model, but with differences in the carburettors, gear ratios, rear axles and brake horse power. The new style sloping fluted radiator is a feature of this model also.

The Consort is an excellent example of first-class coachbuilding craftsmanship and very pleasing to the eye. The dashboard panel illustrated below is in polished figured walnut and has a large glove box, with lockable lid. The instruments include an electric clock, speedometer, petrol gauge, reserve petrol control, oil and ignition warning lights and a temperature gauge.

ENGINE. Type: 2.5-litre. Cylinders: 6. Bore X Stroke: 69.66 mm. X 110.49 mm. Compression ratio: 7 to 1. Maximum b.h.p.: 70 at 4,200 r.p.m. Rating: 18.02 h.p.

PERFORMANCE. Fuel consumption: 20-28 m.p.g.

DIMENSIONS. Length: 15 ft. 2 ins. Height: 5 ft. 5 ins. Width: 5 ft. 4.5 ins. Wheelbase: 9 ft. 6ins. Track: 4 ft. 4 ins. Weight (dry): 3,500 lbs. Fuel capacity: 14 gallons, including gallons reserve. Tyre size: 6.00 X 16.

BRAKES. Girling Hydro-mechanical.

PRICE. £1,270 plus £353.10.7 Purchase Tax. Total: £1,623.10.7.

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