Hillman - Hillman Vogue
The Hillman Vogue was marketed by Rootes Group starting in 1961 as a upmarket "deluxe"and better appointed version of the Hillman Super Minx, which carried through four versions to 1966. This Vogue name was followed on with upmarket version of the Hillman Hunter called the Singer New Vogue which ran to 1970. Incidently, later on the South African version of the Hillman Vogue was powered by Peugeot 1.8 and 2 litre engines which worked better at the high altitudes.
Tyre size for the Hillman Vogue was cross ply 6.00x13 and radial equivalent 165R13. Blockley produces a high quality period correct steel belt construction 165HR13 which will improve the handling and ride of these Singers. See full details of this superb 165HR13 tyre at the link below:
