- A
coachbuilder manufactures bodies for p****enger-carrying vehicles. The
trade of
producing coachwork began with
bodies for horse-drawn vehicles. Today...
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Carrosserie Clément-Rothschild
produced a
series of Clément-Rothschild
bodied automobiles in 1902,
based on the Panhard-Lev****or 7 hp ch****is. Carrosserie...
- They
weathered the
Great Depression of the 1930s far
better than most
coachbuilders, even
building a
second factory in Acton, West London. In the peak year...
- The
Cunard Motor &
Carriage company was a
British vehicle coachbuilder. It was
founded in
London in 1911 and
continued in
various forms up to the 1960s...
- Fords,
Hillmans and Vauxhalls. Some of
their production was for
other coachbuilders such as
Jarvis of
Wimbledon and was sold
under names other than Abbey...
- a
coachbuilder to be completed. Historically,
bespoke luxury automobiles were
finished inside and out to an owner's
specifications by a
coachbuilder, and...
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Wendler was a
German wheelwright and car body
manufacturer in Reutlingen. The
company was
opened by
Erhard Wendler in 1840 as a
carriage factory. Initially...
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businessman Jo Bamford.
Wrightbus was
founded in 1946 as
Robert Wright & Son
Coachbuilders. In its
early years it
rebodied lorries. In 1978, the
company released...
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Barker & Co. was a
British coachbuilder, a
maker of
carriages and in the 20th
century bodywork for
prestige cars...
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rolling ch****is with
engine and gearbox,
scuttle and radiator,
ready for
coachbuilders to
construct on it a body to the buyer's requirements. Many distributors...
