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Cumbria Motors Ltd

 Automotive manufacturer of Cockermouth, Cumberland .Great Britain from 1914
 Automotive manufacturer of Cockermouth, Cumberland .Great Britain from 1914

Cumbria Motors was a British automaker in Cockermouth, Cumberland . Only in 1914 were Cycle Cars and light automobiles manufactured there.

The Cumbria 8/10 hp was a cycle car with V2 air cooled jap engine and 2 speed gearbox. It was available in very similar versions 964 cc or 995 cc. The wheelbase was 2,286 mm.

There was also the slightly larger Cumbria 10/12 hp with four-cylinder in-line engine. This had 1110 cc and the wheelbase was 2438 mm. cost for the basic car 75 Guineas to 85 Guineas for the better model.

The First World War finished the production.

 

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