1937 Fiat 500 Coupe competing in the Welsh Rally mb-code 1238613 Michael Ware became the director

Michael Ware became the director of the National Motor Museum Trust

A line of factory workers pruducing the panelling for the Morris Coupé

seen from the Foreign Office courtyard

British businessman and founder of the Shell Transport and Trading Company

Band leader

1937 Fiat 500 Coupe competing in the Welsh Rally mb-code 1238613 Michael Ware became the director1937 Fiat 500 Coupe competing in the Welsh Rally. Officials watch the car pass a checkpoint. Launched in 1936, the new 'baby' Fiat, the 500, or 'Topolino' was the smallest mass produced car of its time. With two seats, and a 13 hp 569cc engine, it was designed to bring motoring to the masses. It was a great success, and the initial version remained in production until 1948, with over 110,000 being sold.