The BRITISH MOTOR CORPORATION & LEYLAND AUSTRALIA
factory at Zetland (Waterloo) in Australia from 1950 to 1975
This site provides a brief summary and history of the Zetland factory, the cars and people of the British Motor Corporation and Leyland Australia. 
Surviving only 25 years, from March 1950 to March 1975, it was the only fully British component of "The Big Four", which also included General Motor's Holden, Ford and Chrysler.
The factory, built on the site of the Victoria Park race track at Zetland, was only 3 miles (5 km) from the centre of the city of Sydney and was one of the major employers in NSW in its heyday, and many people owed their success to the training and experience gained at this magnificent facility.
Click on one of the red buttons to view the contents:
History of BMC in Australia  HISTORY - All that remains
BMC in Australia factory THE FACTORY - The facility to do the job
The people of BMC & Leyland  THE PEOPLE - Those that did it
The cars of BMC in Australia  THE CARS - Products of BMC in Australia
Links to other BMC & Leyland sites  BMC, AUSTIN & NUFFIELD  WEB LINKS
A BMC photo album  BMC ALBUM - 1945 to 1975
BMC Services and Reference books  CLUBS, PARTS, BOOKS & MAGAZINES
Author's Reference site  REFERENCES - Some background information
This is a free site and contributions of photographs, brochures, news items etc. are always welcomed to improve the site for the benefit of all visitors and those with an interest in the British Motor Corporation and Leyland Australia as well as its role in Australia's motoring history. Any original material will be returned after copying for archival purposes.
The site is always being reviewed and updated. Bookmark it now and come back regularly.
Last updated 8 January 2007.
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