Fidelia

Fidelia was an American cyclecar manufactured by the J.H. Sizelan Co., based in Findlay, Ohio.

The vehicle was a typical light cyclecar of its era, powered by a 10-horsepower two-cylinder De Luxe engine. Power was transmitted through a friction transmission, with final drive accomplished by means of a long belt.

Distinctive features of the Fidelia included hammock-like seats arranged in tandem fashion, and a single centrally mounted headlamp, giving the car a cyclops-like appearance at the front.