e/Lightburn

Information
has gloss	eng: Lightburn is the name of an Australian manufacturer (generally, cement mixers, although they also made washing machines) who briefly entered the passenger car market in the mid-1960s with the oddly shaped Lightburn Zeta sedan. The cars were built in a washing machine factory at Camden Park in Adelaide by the company which was owned by Harold Lightburn. The cars were launched to the market in 1963 at a starting price of £595. Production ceased in 1965 with the last vehicles sold in 1966 and total sales of less than 400 vehicles.
lexicalization	eng: Lightburn
instance of	e/List of companies of Australia

Meaning
Norwegian
has gloss	nor: Lightburn var en australsk produsent av hvitevarer som prøvde seg som bilprodusent midt på 1960-tallet med sin Lightburn Zeta sedan. Bilene ble bygget i en fabrikk for vaskemaskiner ved Camden Park i Adelaide av et selskap som var eid av Harold Lightburn.
lexicalization	nor: Lightburn

Media
media:img	Lightburn Zeta automobile sports model.jpg
media:img	Lightburn Zeta sedan automobile.jpg
media:img	Zeta.jpg
media:img	Zetasport.jpg