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  • AC History (1908-)

    Manufacturers
    AC History (1908-)

    AC Cars History History The first automobile from what would eventually become AC was presented at the Crystal Palace motor show in 1903; it was a 20 HP touring car and was displayed under the Weller name. The Weller Brothers of West Norwood, London, planned to produce an advanced 20 hp (15 kW) car ...

    AC | Britain
  • AEC History (1916-1980)

    Manufacturers
    AEC History (1916-1980)

    AEC (Associated Equipment Company) History Automotive Manufacturer: of London Great Britain from 1916 to 1980. Associated Equipment Company ( AEC for short ) is the name of a former British manufacturer of buses and other commercial vehicles . History In 1912, the Associated Equipment Company (AEC) ...

    AEC | Britain
  • AEC Mammoth (1930-1978)

    Commercial vehicles
    AEC Mammoth (1930-1978)

    AEC Mammoth Lorry history Manufacturer: Associated Equipment Company Production period: 1930 to 1978 Type commercial vehicle Body Truck various Engines: diesel engines The AEC Mammoth was a heavy truck produced by the British manufacturer Associated Equipment Company (AEC) from 1930 to 1978 in vari ...

    AEC
  • AEC Regent 2 RT (1938-1940)

    Bus Coach
    AEC Regent 2 RT (1938-1940)

    AEC Regent 2RT Bus Overview Manufacturer AEC Production 1938-1940 Body and chassis Class Commercial vehicle,Bus Body style bus,double-decker Powertrain Engine 9.6 litre diesel Transmission 4-speed Dimensions Wheelbase 16ft 4in Length 26ft The AEC Regent 2RT was a British Bus for London Transport fi ...

    AEC
  • Allard History

    Manufacturers
    Allard History

    Allard Car History Allard Motor Company Limited was an English car manufacturer founded by Sydney Allard which operated from small premises in south London. Car manufacture almost ceased within a decade. It produced approximately 1900 cars before his death in 1966.Before the war, Allard supplied so ...

    Allard | Britain
  • Allard Special V12 (1938-1939)

    Sports Cars
    Allard Special V12 (1938-1939)

    Allard Special V12 car history Vehicle technical details Manufacturer Allard Production 1937 to 1939 Class Sports car,Race car Top speed 160 km / h, Electrics 6 Volt Body and chassis Body styles Roadster Doors 2 Seats 2-3-4 Chassis/body aluminum Engine and Powertrain Drive Rear wheel drive Engine T ...

    Allard
  • Alta (1929)

    Manufacturers
    Alta (1929)

    Alta racing car History The Alta Car and Engineering Company was a British sports and racing car manufacturer, commonly known simply as Alta. Their cars contested five FIA World Championship races between 1950 and 1952, as well as Grand Prix events prior to this. They also supplied engines to a sma ...

    Britain
  • Alvis Firefly (1932-1934)

    Sports Cars
    Alvis Firefly (1932-1934)

    Alvis Firefly From 1932 to 1934 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1932-1934 Body Style saloon Engine Engine: 1.5 litre straight 4 engine Wheelbase 3010 mm 118.5 in Length 4115 mm 162 in Width 1600 mm 63 in Coachwork consisted of saloons by Cross & Ellis and Holbrook, plus tourers and dropheads also by ...

    Alvis
  • Alvis Silver Eagle (1930-1936)

    Motor Cars
    Alvis Silver Eagle (1930-1936)

    Alvis Silver Eagle Production period: 1930-1931 1934-1936 Class : Motor car Body versions : Touring car , roadster ,sedan , cabriolet Engines: Petrol 2.0 - 2.4 liters The Alvis Silver Eagle was a car model series, which Alvis first made from 1930 to 1931 as a successor to the model 14/75 and then m ...

    Alvis
  • Alvis Speed 20 (1932-1936)

    Sports Cars
    Alvis Speed 20 (1932-1936)

    Alvis Speed 20 From 1932 to 1936 Manufacturer Alvis Production 1932–1936 1165 made Predecessor Alvis Silver Eagle Successor Alvis Speed 25 Class Touring car Engine 2511 or 2762cc Straight-6 Wheelbase 123 in (3,124 mm) SA 124 in (3,150 mm) SB-SD 130 in (3,302 mm) SD option Width 65 in (1,651 mm) SA ...

    Alvis
  • Andre (1933-1934)

    Manufacturers
    Andre (1933-1934)

    T B André Car History London Great Britain Manufacturer T. B. André Ltd Production 1933-1934 6 made Class Light sports car Engine 728 cc V-twin Transmission 4 speed manual André was a lightweight English two-seater sports car manufactured from 1933 to 1934 in London W11, by T B André who were bette ...

    Britain
  • Argyll (1899-1932)

    Manufacturers
    Argyll (1899-1932)

    Argyll Cars Scotland.Great Britain 1899 to 1932 Prince & Princess of wales Argyll car for india Argyll was a Scottish motor car marque manufactured from 1899 to 1932, The original Argyll marque Alex Govan founded The Hozier Engineering Company in 1899, and it was at this factory that the first Argy ...

    Britain
  • Armstrong 30 hp (1919-1931)

    Luxury Cars
    Armstrong 30 hp (1919-1931)

    Armstrong Siddeley 30 hp Production period: 1919 to 1931 Class : Luxury motor car Body versions : Touring Car , Limousine ,Landaulet Engines 5.0 liters The Armstrong Siddeley 30 hp is the first car manufactured by British manufacturer Armstrong Siddeley . The upper class luxury model was built from ...

    Armstrong Siddeley
  • Armstrong Siddeley History

    Manufacturers
    Armstrong Siddeley History

    Armstrong Siddeley Car History Great Britain Industry Motor cars Aircraft engines Light engineering Fate Merged with Hawker Aircraft (1935) Merged with Bristol Aero Engines (1960) became Bristol Siddeley Merged with Rolls-Royce (1966) Successor(s) Armstrong Siddeley Owners Club Ltd Founded 1919 Def ...

    Armstrong Siddeley | Britain
  • Austin 12 (1939-1947)

    Motor Cars
    Austin 12 (1939-1947)

    Austin 12 1939 to 1947 Overview Manufacturer Austin Motor Company Production 1939-1947 8,600 made Body and chassis Body style 4-door saloon Powertrain Engine 1535 cc 4-cylinder side-valve 40 bhp Dimensions Wheelbase 2,654 mm (104.5 in) Length 4,343 mm (171.0 in) Width 1,702 mm (67.0 in) Curb weight ...

    Austin
  • Austin 12/4 (1933-1939)

    Motor Cars

    Austin 12/4 1933 to 1939 Overview Manufacturer Austin Motor Company Production 1933–1939 71,654 produced Body and chassis Body style saloon, tourer, estate car, van,cabriolet Powertrain Engine 1535 cc Straight-4 Transmission in one unit with the engine: single-plate clutch, 4-speed centrally contro ...

    Austin

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