Flynn Caravans 17 Collins St. Thornbury. Vic.
1951 Flynn Caravan article
60.1950
Flynn Caravans.
Flynn Caravans.
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Re: Flynn Caravans.
Hi Richard
Attached is an earlier item on Flynn from Australian Monthly Motor Manual of Nov. 1949. It shows Flynn to have been at 221 Bouverie Street, Carlton, Melbourne a the time. The photo looks like a montage, the van superimposed, Photoshop today. I've done a little bit of electronic fiddling myself to keep all the text on one page, hope that is ok?
George
Attached is an earlier item on Flynn from Australian Monthly Motor Manual of Nov. 1949. It shows Flynn to have been at 221 Bouverie Street, Carlton, Melbourne a the time. The photo looks like a montage, the van superimposed, Photoshop today. I've done a little bit of electronic fiddling myself to keep all the text on one page, hope that is ok?
George
Re: Flynn Caravans.
A 1955 article on the Flynn Transcontinental that was designed and built for Keith Winser, with Keith helping in the design process.
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Here's another item from Flynn, the 'Cabincar' a 10 foot van as detailed in Modern Motor, December 1951. It looks like a teardrop on steriods and may not be that original in style or name, despite the indication it is a 'Reg. Des.'
An item in Modern Motor of August, 1948 gave details of an American design caravanette called the 'Cabin Car' with a rather unusual arrangement of the wheels being postitioned to the rear. The article is included here for comparison. This photo of a Flynn 'Cabincar' was published in "Modern Motor's Book of Lightweight Trailers" 1952-3 edition but it doesn't appear to be as streamlined as the illustration and has no wheel spat, a square topped door and a rectangular window instead of the teardrop shape. George
An item in Modern Motor of August, 1948 gave details of an American design caravanette called the 'Cabin Car' with a rather unusual arrangement of the wheels being postitioned to the rear. The article is included here for comparison. This photo of a Flynn 'Cabincar' was published in "Modern Motor's Book of Lightweight Trailers" 1952-3 edition but it doesn't appear to be as streamlined as the illustration and has no wheel spat, a square topped door and a rectangular window instead of the teardrop shape. George
Re: Flynn Caravans.
1951 ad for the Flynn 15'.
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A little 1960 article on the Flynn 2 decker, or should that be double decker ?
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A little 1952 ad for the Flynn Cabincars.
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A 1953 Flynn ad featuring the new interior layouts for that year.
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Mr Winser seems to have been a bit of a Flynn fan, and from this advertising from Motor Manual in Aug., 1953, he may have persuaded them to put their talents with ply to use producing a kit form of Motor Manual's boat. How cool would it be now to have a matching van and boat produced by Flynn??
George
At least two sizes seem to have been available, and the kit included oars.George
Re: Flynn Caravans.
1952 vintage caravan ad for Flynn Caravans, featuring the luxurious Flynn 15 ft, and also the Flynn lightweight 10 ft 2" Cabincar.
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