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Accles-Turrell

UNITED KINGDOM

1899-1902

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Accles-Turrell was a British car manufacturer active between 1899 and 1902, first as Accles-Turrell Autocars Ltd in Perry Bar, Birmingham, and later as the Pollock Engineering Co. Ltd in Ashton-under-Lyne, Lancashire. The marque originated when Charles McRobie Turrell, who had helped organize the 1896 London to Brighton Emancipation Run, joined the established engineering firm Accles Ltd. Turrell designed a light two-seater car with bodywork by Mulliners of Northampton, powered by…

United Kingdom · 1899-1902 · Associated with Charles McRobie Turrell, Thomas Pollock

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