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Once the largest truck company in the British Empire, Albion Motors was founded by a farmer in Biggar in the early 1900s. The archives of Albion Motors are stored here in Biggar, where an annual vintage motor rally commemorates their achievements. Albion Motors is now part of the Leyland DAF group.
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There is a small, informal, museum (run by volunteers) which houses most of the show models (engines, gearboxes and axles - sectioned to show internals) as well as a collection of photographs (not all Albions). The layout is representative of an early 20th Century 'workshop' (not clean and tidy!) and there are remains of very early Albions.
The Register does own some restored vehicles, but these don't seem to be directly connected with the museum (I'm still trying to work out the relationship between the factions) and weren't in evidence during my visits (to the museum). There is also (close by) a general museum which does include a restored (and working) Albion car - though the curator seemed unaware of it!
If you
do visit Biggar, the Albion museum is in North Back Road (parallel to and north of the main street) just along from the general museum.
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