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Newport Coachworks Inc. (Kanzler)

 Automotive manufacturer of Santa Ana, California .United States from 1978 to 1982.

 United States from 1978 to 1982.

Newport Coachworks Inc. was an American manufacturer of automobiles . 

History 

J. Alan Rowland founded the company on November 22, 1978 in Santa Ana , California . in 1979 started the production of automobiles.  Designer was Ernest Kanzler. On April 2, 1979 was held the first public presentation at a motor show in New York.  The brand name was Kanzler . Planned were 250 vehicles. 1981, still created vehicles. In the early 1980s  the production ended. 

Newport Coachworks Inc. (Kanzler)  Automotive manufacturer of Santa Ana, California .

The only model was a luxury vehicle in the style of the 1950s.  A chassis of the Mercury Cougar extended to 306 cm formed the base.  The vehicle front consisted of fiberglass . The cabin came with lots of wood in a retro style . was striking the spare wheel at the rear of the coupe .The vehicle length was 526 cm. A V8 engine from the Ford Corporation with 5700 cc capacity (351 cubic inches ) drove the vehicles.

 

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Automotive manufacturer of Santa Ana, California .United States from 1978 to 1982.

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