My 1943 Austin Tilly left military service in 1958, and was bought by Cyril Groombridge, a well known supplier of vehicles to the film industry. Legend has it that my Austin 10 Light Utility was 1 of 2 Tilly's that featured in the 1963 Film 633 Squadron, and while rubbing down the paintwork, I have found, RAF blue/grey paint on top of green which is on top of brown which is on a thick grey primer, possibly the original paintwork, but who would really know as it was rebuilt twice by the military and has the rebuild plate on the bulkhead, the other Tilly also still survives. Contract records point to the RAF not actually being supplied with Austins, and no contemporary photographs are known to exist showing the Austins in RAF service. I have the vehicles full history stating who owned it and when, and a thick folder featuring bills for every bottle of oil, spark plug, brake shoes, clutch plates etc, going back to the 1980s, However, what I would really like to know is where the vehicle went during it's time in service and what it's war story is. Is there a source for this information now, that might not have been available to the previous owners.