Thanks for the "fix"

Just going to try search using "1" (hopefully that will give all 1100, 1300 and any 1x/xx)

It was my fault for the search without make that did not work anymore, sorry. I fixed it.
About the Austin 11, you mean the "11/50"? As written in the details of that car it is its name in South-Africa.
Names are cut on spaces, dashes and slashes. So there is a link on the "11", and by default the model searches returns all models that begin by the text.

I don't seem to be able to search via what you call chassis code any more

ado in model contains results in nothing found

http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles.php?resultsStyle=asImages&makeMatch=2&make=&modelMatch=- 0&model=ado&modelInclModel=on&modelInclChassis=on&modelInclExtra=on

I can however get http://www.imcdb.org/vehicles_make-Austin_model-11.html and as Austin never made a model 11 ....

OK I see what you mean, sorry
I did not notice that both have been used. Since for the A we used Model A, I guess it is better to do the same for the T.
I'll make the change.

No I mean change all "T"'s to "model T".

Change to "Ford T" ? The real name was rather "Ford Model T" so I think it is better to use it. And even if I change to "Ford T" the search will also return all the Ford that have their name beginning by a T.

so you will change the listings and remember that in future too?

By default it searches on the start of model name, I think that the result is normal as the Ford T are listed as Ford Model T...

If you put in "make"-window: "Ford" and in "model"-window: "T", the result is different than if you write in "model"-window: "model T". I think that is a problem, maybe you can solve it somehow?