The Daisy Cyclecar Co. was based in Los Angeles, California, and was associated with the cyclecar movement of the early automotive era. The Daisy cyclecar was designed around a 10hp four-cylinder air-cooled engine supplied by the Pacific Mechanical Co. It used friction transmission along with double-chain drive, a common configuration among cyclecars of the period. The company planned to offer the vehicle at a price of around 400 dollars. However,…