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Norma / Pinnace

1912-1914

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Norma Motor & Engineering Co. Ltd was a British manufacturer based in Hammersmith, London. The company's first product was an unconventional cyclecar called the Pinnace, distinguished by a streamlined, boat-shaped body. It was powered by a rear-mounted J.A.P. V-twin engine, with drive taken forward by chain to a three-speed gearbox mounted centrally within an armoured ash frame, and then transmitted by a second chain to the rear axle. The Pinnace…

United Kingdom · 1912-1914 · Cyclecar · Associated with A. Percy Hann

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