Celtic and Teco
Bradford Motor Car Company and Thornton Engineering Company. Bradford; United Kingdom 1904 to 1908
Thornton Engineering Company , previously Bradford Motor Car Company , was a British manufacturer of automobiles .The brand name was Celtic
History
The Bradford Motor Car Company of Bradford began producing automobiles in 1904. . Sales remained limited to the environment. In 1907, the name was changed to Thornton Engineering Company . 1908 ended production. In total, eight vehicles were created.
With the brand name Celtic. The company used built-in motors from different manufacturers. In four cases the engine came from Aster , in three cases from White & Poppe and in one case from Mutel . All engines were four-cylinder engines . The engine power was transmitted by means of a cardan shaft to the rear axle.
With the brand name Teco.In 1905, the company presented as a single piece a vehicle with the brand name Teco . A motor of Louis Bailleul drive to the vehicle. Another source indicates that the company imported complete vehicles from Bailleul and sold them as Teco

Bradford Motor Car Company and Thornton Engineering Company. Bradford; United Kingdom 1904 to 1908