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The Hunter Topaz was a Limited Edition of 1500 sold in the late 1975/1976. All had: Copperbeech metallic, Vinyl roof, Rostyle wheels, Push-button radio, Fawn brushed nylon seats, Servo-assisted brakes, Side repeater flashes, Overdrive, Inertia reel seatbelts. Photographed next to an Imp Caledonain, at the Rootes design studio courtyard in Coventry.
Sunday, November 20, 2011
B&W Topaz
The Hunter Topaz was a Limited Edition of 1500 sold in the late 1975/1976. All had: Copperbeech metallic, Vinyl roof, Rostyle wheels, Push-button radio, Fawn brushed nylon seats, Servo-assisted brakes, Side repeater flashes, Overdrive, Inertia reel seatbelts. Photographed next to an Imp Caledonain, at the Rootes design studio courtyard in Coventry.
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Surely all of these Arrow Series have Servo assisted brakes!
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid not, that was optional when the Arrow series first came into market, not sure at 75-76 though when they introduced the Topaz, I would say by that time you needed that to be standard feature!
ReplyDeleteSo, exactly which spec. was NOT fitted with Servo-brakes? An "acquaintance" of mine has a 1968 (February) Singer Vogue, which I believe is considered to be in the lower spec. half of the Arrow range, and that has Servo. brakes. Perhaps the Hillman Hinx didn't have Servo.?
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