Bantam (1913)
Britain Manufacturers
Bantam British cyclecar manufactured by Slack and Harrison Kegworth, Leicestershire in 1913. It was powered by an 8 hp V-twin engine made by Precision. There was no gearbox and variation in transmiss ...
Precision engine cars
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Bow-V-Car (1922)
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Bow-V-Car History Upper Norwood, London UK 1922-1923 The Bow-V-Car was an English cyclecar manufactured from 1922 to 1923 by the Plycar Company of Upper Norwood, London. The car was designed by Charl ...
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Bradwell (1914)
BritainManufacturersBradwell Car History Folkestone, Kent UK (1914) Manufacturer Bradwell and Co Production 1914 Successor none Class cyclecar Body style single seat open Engine Precision single cylinder 3½hp The Bradwe ...
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CFB (1920)
BritainManufacturersCFB Cars history Norwood, London UK Manufacturer CFB Car Syndicate Ltd Production 1920-1921 Successor none Class cyclecar Body style open two seat Engine 1078 cc Precision V twin-cylinder Transmissio ...
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Imperial London (1914)
BritainManufacturersImperial Car manufacturer London 1914 The Imperial cyclecar was made by Implitico, a theatre lighting company in London, for one year only immediately before the First World War. The power came from ...
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VAL Motors (1913)
BritainManufacturersVAL Motor Company history Birmingham (1913 to 1914) The VAL Motor Company Ltd.. Birmingham was a British automobile manufacturer, from 1913-1914. The brand name was VAL. The only model was a Cyclecar ...
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Victor (1914)
BritainManufacturersVictor Motors Car history Kent & London UK 1914 Victor was a British motor car manufacturer, which was established in 1914 in Eynsford (Kent). In 1915 moved to Ealing (London). At the same time, the ...