1978 British Leyland Princess 2 Brochure Overview

[@scottishcarenthusiastsandtrain]

Great little look of the brouchure Lewis, there is a chap round the corner from my parents who owns a Wolsley version had it for as long as I can remember (well over 30 years) and it still looks in amazing condition today.

[@kevindavis5369]

Actually this is the November 1980 onwards brochure for the final year of production.

[@KarlHamilton]

TwinCam is great at these.

[@MacklandsMotors]

Everyone on the the internet thinks he’s the best thing since sliced bread, but it’s not until you really get to know him, you discover otherwise. That’s all I’m saying.

[@KarlHamilton]

@@MacklandsMotors oooh!! I need to hear more about that!!

[@MacklandsMotors]

No you don’t, I’m not starting an argument or “beef” over the internet. Plus, I have no idea who you are, but thanks for watching 😀

[@KarlHamilton]

@@MacklandsMotors lol I don't know who you are either haha

[@londonweekend]

The Pricess 1 was still a Princess, the earlier Austin, Morris, and Wolseley versions were in the 18-22 range, so the history is Austin/Morris/Wolsely 18-22 all with unique fronts, then Princess 1 and 2 with twin round or trapezoidal headlamps, then Austin Ambassador with rectangular headlamps and hatchback.

[@MacklandsMotors]

That’s pretty much what I said

[@AllThingsAlex]

Great video Lewis. Always had a spot for the Princess. Hopefully one day I'll find a nice Mk1. Good work with the video!

[@toddnelson5132]

Great video! I think the Princess looked great, maybe ahead of its time. Love the language and imagery in these old 70s/80s brochures too!

[@DanielDrives]

Great video, I love the Princess.

[@MacklandsMotors]

Thanks Dan! 😎

[@LJG0305]

Great video!

[@MacklandsMotors]

Thanks Lewis!