The light car above is British and as many as five examples survive from a production of about 2,500. It was another make to suffer from the popularity of the Bullnose Morris, but nevertheless featured in competitions and won Gold medals. The designer responsible for it was an engineer and inventor of extraordinary vision and his pioneering work in other areas brought him widespread fame.
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