British automobile manufacturers from Lincolnshire UK

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  • AEM (1987)

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    AEM (1987)

    AEM Car History Great Britain Automotive manufacturer of Great Britain from 1987. AEM Welsh-built Mini Moke The AEM (Automotive Engineering and Manufacturing) Scout was a Welsh-built Mini Moke type utility vehicle, with, zinc-coated bodywork and totally different styling not to mention the radicall ...

  • Deltayn (1985-1987)

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    Deltayn (1985-1987)

    Deltayn Limited Car manufacturer of Appleby , Lincolnshire;Great Britain from 1985 to 1987. Deltayn Limited was a British manufacturer of automobiles in the 1980s .The brand name was Deltayn . History John Parradine founded the company in Finching Field in Essex around 1985 . He started producing a ...

  • Evante (1983-1994)

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    Evante (1983-1994)

    Evante car history Spalding, Lincolnshire UK Manufacturer Evante Cars Ltd Fleur de Lys Automobile manufacturing Production 1983-1994 Class sports car Body style 2-door convertible Layout FR layout Engine 1.6 or 1.7 L straight-4 Vegantune 1.8 L Ford Zeta Transmission 5-speed manual Wheelbase 2,140 m ...

  • Freestyle (1998-2009)

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    Freestyle (1998-2009)

    Freestyle (TH Engineering) Automotive manufacturer of Lincolnshire,Great Britain from 1998 to 2009. Freestyle was a British car brand off road buggy kit cars . History ABS Group started in 1998 with the production of automobiles and kits . The brand name was Frestyle . In 2001, TH Engineering from  ...

  • Gainsborough (1902-1903)

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    Gainsborough Motor Engineering Co. Ltd Automotive manufacturer of Gainsborough.Great Britain from 1902 to 1903. The Gainsborough Motor Engineering Co. Ltd. was a British automaker in the early part of the 20th century, based in Gainsborough in Lincolnshire . The Gainsborough was a midrange car with ...

  • Lloyd History

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    Lloyd History

    Lloyd Cars History Industry Automotive Fate Defunct Founded 1936 Defunct 1951 Headquarters Grimsby, Lincolnshire, England Key people Roland Lloyd Products Automobiles Lloyd Cars Ltd was a British motor manufacturer, founded by Roland Lloyd (1904–65), son of a garage owner, and based in Patrick Stre ...

  • National (1905-1912)

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    National (1905-1912)

    National (Rose Bros.) Gainsborough, Lincolnshire UK 1905-1912 National 32hp chassis 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 ...

  • Piper (1971-1974)

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    Piper (1971-1974)

    Piper (Emmbrook Engineering Limited) Automotive Manufacturer of South Willingham , Lincolnshire; United Kingdom from 1971 to 1974 Emmbrook Engineering Limited was a British manufacturer of kit type automobiles in the 1970s . The brand name continued to be Piper . History Bill Atikinson and Tony Wal ...

  • Raymond Mays (1938-1939)

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    Raymond Mays (1938-1939)

    Raymond Mays (Shelsley Motors Ltd.) Car manufacturer of Bourne,Great Britain from 1938 to 1939. Shelsley Motors was a British manufacturer of automobiles in the 1930s . History The racing driver Raymond Mays founded the company from Bourne in Lincolnshire in 1938 and began producing automobiles. Th ...

  • Richardson & Co. (1903-1907)

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    Richardson & Co. (1903-1907)

    J. R. Richardson & Co. 1903-1907 Saxilby ,Lincolnshire. UK J. R. Richardson & Co. Ltd.. was a British automobile manufacturer in Saxilby (Lincolnshire). The company started in 1903 with the production. 1907 production ended. Cars First there was models with 6 ½ HP single-cylinder engine, 12/14 HP w ...

  • Ruston & Hornsby (1918-1966)

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    Ruston & Hornsby History (1918) Former type Private Industry Engineering Fate Merger Predecessor(s) Ruston, Proctor and Company Successor(s) European Gas Turbines, Siemens Founded 1918 (1857 and 1840 as Ruston Proctor) Defunct 1966 (bought by English Electric), and 2003 (bought by Siemens) Headquar ...

  • Torpedo (1909)

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    Torpedo motorcar history North Lincolnshire. UK (1909) Torpedo was a British automotive brand in 1909 of the F. Hopper & Co. Ltd..It was built in Barton-upon-Humber, North Lincolnshire. There were three models. The smallest was a 6 hp single-cylinder engine. The two larger with 1,615 cm ³ offered o ...