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National (Rose Bros.)

Gainsborough, Lincolnshire UK 1905-1912

 

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National was a British automobile brand that was manufactured 1905-1912 by Rose Bros. in Gainsborough (Lincolnshire) .

1905, the National 10/12 hp was introduced , a model with two-cylinder inline engine , of which no other data is known.A larger National also available 18/20 hp which had a three-cylinder in-line engine with 3.7 l displacement . This open touring car was available with a chassis with the wheelbases 2,692 mm and 2,870 mm.

Appeared in 1906 the National 20/24 hp .  had a four-cylinder engine with 4.9 liter displacement and a wheelbase of 2,896 mm.

From 1906 to 1912, the National 28/32 hp was built , a large touring car , also with four-cylinder engine , but with a displacement of 6.3 l it also had 2,896 mm wheelbase.

Engine built forNational car that raced at Brooklands in 1908.

Engine built for National car that raced at Brooklands in 1908

Top model was the National 40/45 hp of 1907. Its six- cylinder in-line engine had 9.4 liters and its wheelbase was , as with the other big national , 2.896 mm.The very conventional vehicles were known for their good quality . 1912 but the production also the last model has been discontinued.in 1906 Rose Brothers established the company to make gears for their cars called Northern Manufacturing Co.

 Northern Manufacturing Co.

 

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Technical

  • Model production

    Model

    Years

    Cylinder

    CC

    Wheelbase

    10/12 hp

    1905

    2

     

     

    18/20 hp

    1905

    3

    3655 cm³

    2692–2870 mm

    20/24 hp

    1906

    4

    4873 cm³

    2896 mm

    28/32 hp

    1906–1912

    4

    6333 cm³

    2896 mm

    40/45 hp

    1907

    6

    9440 cm³

    2896 mm

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