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Two-seater sports car built in England. Site features history, photos, and company information.
Fan site dedicated to Berkeley cars.
Information and news about the automobiles built by Clenet Coachworks of Santa Barbara, California during the late 1970s and early '80s.
Crossley Motors manufactured cars, buses and trucks between 1904 and 1958 from their factory in Manchester, England.
Handbuilt British supercars.
Manufacturers of the Scorpion III and IV and Trikes.
One man's creation of a street-legal hybrid of an Indycar and a motorcycle. Includes its history, a picture gallery, plans and specifications, awards and links.
Builders of Gatsby Cabriolets and Griffins. Each car is unique.
Makers of the Indigo 3000, a European sports car.
Builders of mini bars, snack bars, mobile grills, mobile milk and meat trade vehicles, short term food products transportation and for temporary living and tourism. English and Russian translations.
In New Brunswick, Canada. Makes ambulances, mobility vehicles, squads, mobile labs, and trailer conversions.
Makers of the British sports cars.
Manufacturers of bookmobiles, bloodmobiles, law enforcement units, mobile medical units, and other specialty vehicles.
The Noble M12 GTO supercar
Founded in 1989, Panoz has been producing sporty U.S. government compliant vehicles since 1992.
A specialty automotive vehicle designer and manufacturer (both English and Italian versions).
Makes special vehicles including trams, trolleys and buses.
History and a great deal of information and photos on the Trihawk, a 1980s three-wheeler made in Los Angeles using a Citroën drivetrain, and Renault suspension.
Information and news about the automobiles built by Clenet Coachworks of Santa Barbara, California during the late 1970s and early '80s.
Manufacturers of the Scorpion III and IV and Trikes.
Handbuilt British supercars.
Makers of the British sports cars.
Founded in 1989, Panoz has been producing sporty U.S. government compliant vehicles since 1992.
Manufacturers of bookmobiles, bloodmobiles, law enforcement units, mobile medical units, and other specialty vehicles.
Fan site dedicated to Berkeley cars.
Builders of Gatsby Cabriolets and Griffins. Each car is unique.
One man's creation of a street-legal hybrid of an Indycar and a motorcycle. Includes its history, a picture gallery, plans and specifications, awards and links.
A specialty automotive vehicle designer and manufacturer (both English and Italian versions).
The Noble M12 GTO supercar
Crossley Motors manufactured cars, buses and trucks between 1904 and 1958 from their factory in Manchester, England.
In New Brunswick, Canada. Makes ambulances, mobility vehicles, squads, mobile labs, and trailer conversions.
Makes special vehicles including trams, trolleys and buses.
Two-seater sports car built in England. Site features history, photos, and company information.
Makers of the Indigo 3000, a European sports car.
Builders of mini bars, snack bars, mobile grills, mobile milk and meat trade vehicles, short term food products transportation and for temporary living and tourism. English and Russian translations.
History and a great deal of information and photos on the Trihawk, a 1980s three-wheeler made in Los Angeles using a Citroën drivetrain, and Renault suspension.
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