Commercial vehicles
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Bovy (1902-1951)
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Bovy-D'Heyne (Ateliers de Constructions Albert Bovy) Automotive manufacturer of Belgium From 1902 to 1951. The Ateliers de Constructions Albert Bovy was a Belgian manufacturer ...
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Boydell Camill (1931-1976)
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Boydell & Co Ltd (Camill) Commercial vehicle manufacturer Gloucester England 1931-c1976 The Camill 4/10 was a fully-articlated 4 x 4 dump truck built by Boydell & Co Ltd, ...
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Bradfield (1921-1931)
RegisteredBradfield Motors Inc. Automotive manufacturer Chicago, Illinois; USA From 1928 to 1931. Bradfield Motors Inc. was an American manufacturer of automobiles from the late 1920s to ...
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Brasinca (1949-1999)
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Brasinca Veículos Especiais São Paulo , Brazil Brasinca was a Brazilian manufacturer of automobiles and bodywork . History The company was founded in September 1949 in São ...
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Bristol HG (1952-1956)
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Bristol HG Lorry Manufacturer Bristol Commercial Vehicles Production 1952 to 1956 Class Commercial vehicle Body style truck/lorry Engine 9.8 liter Transmission 5-speed manual ...
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Bristol KS (1950-1957)
Bristol KS Bus Manufacturer Bristol Commercial Vehicles Production 1950 to 1957 Class Commercial vehicle Body style bus Engine 6-cylinder Transmission 4-5 speed Wheelbase 17ft ...
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Brooks (1908-1912)
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Brooks Manufacturing Company Automotive manufacturer of Saginaw , Michigan United States from 1908 to 1912. Brooks Manufacturing Company was an American manufacturer of motor ...
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Brunau-Weidmann (1905-1908)
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Automotive factory Weidmann Switzerland from 1905 to 1908 The automobile factory Weidmann & Cie. was a Swiss manufacturer of automobiles in the early part of the 20th ...
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Brush (1907–1912)
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Brush Motor Car Company American Automotive manufacturer Detroit, Michigan, United States from 1907 to 1913 . Brush Motor Car Company (1907-1909), later the Brush Runabout ...
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Buckeye Wagon (1910-1911)
Buckeye Wagon & Motor Car Company Buckeye Wagon & Motor Car Company was an early American manufacturer of wagons and later automobiles. The brand name was Buckeye. History ...
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