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Berkeley B65 was presented in September 1960 as an addittion to T60, B95 and B105 models. Its body was the...

Berkeley B95 and B105 models were presented at the 1959 Geneva Motor Show. The main features is a new...

A Berkeley enthusiast called Andy Argyle started offering replacement chassis, panels and bodyshells for...

There was increasing competition in the small sports car market especially from cars such as the Austin...

Berkeley Foursome presented in October 1958 was wider and longer version of Berkeley Twosome. The rear...

In October 1959, Berkeley introduced QB95 and QB105 models. They share engines with B95 and B105 models, but...

The Berkeley was another Lawrie Bond design (see Bond). This time a compact sportscar with a GRP body, and...

At the end of 50s, three wheeler cars were popular, especially with motorcyclists in the UK who could drive...

Berkeley T60/4 came in October 1960 to expand T60 range. Both versions (T60 and T60/4) are mechanically and...