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RCC (Road Carrying Company Ltd)

 Car manufacturer of Liverpool .Great Britain from 1906.
 Car manufacturer of Liverpool .Great Britain from 1906.
 

Road Carrying Company Ltd. was a British dealer and manufacturer of automobiles only in 1906 . 

History

The company from Liverpool  in 1903 under the direction of Edward Shrapnell Smith motor vehicles  began the production of automobiles in 1906. The brand name was RCC . In the same year the production ended.

At the Liverpool Show in February 1903, the company presented over twenty vehicles of the manufacturers Daimler Motor Company , Daimler Motors Company , De Dietrich , Georges Richard , Lanchester Motor Company , Panhard & Levassor , Locomobile , Oldsmobile , MMC , De Dion-Bouton and Eagle Engineering .

The only model was the 6 HP . The advertisement for the vehicle was: For the man with modest means.

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