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Webb & Co. (1922-1923)
RegisteredRead more...VP Webb & Co. Ltd Automotive manufacturer of Worcertershire.Great Britain from 1922 to 1923. The VP Webb & Co. Ltd. was a British automobile manufacturer, who was located in ...
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Webb Jay (1908-1911)
RegisteredRead more...Webb Jay Chautauqua Motor Company Automotive manufacturer of Dunkirk , New York .United States from 1908 to 1911 Chautauqua Motor Company , previously Webb Jay Motor Company , ...
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Weber (1899-1906)
RegisteredRead more...Weber Switzerland from 1899 to 1906 Weber was a Swiss manufacturer of automobiles built from the late part of the 19th century. History The company Weber & Cie. began in 1899 ...
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Weber Carburetter
RegisteredTechnical GuidesRead more...Weber carburetors Industry Automotive industry Founded (1923 (1923)) Headquarters Italy Area served Worldwide Weber is an Italian company which produced carburetors; it is owned ...
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Wegmann & Co (1917-1999)
RegisteredRead more...Wegmann & Co. Vehicle manufacturer History Kassel Germany from 1917 to 1999 Wegmann & Co. was a German car factory, in 1882 founded as Casseler Waggonfabriken by Wegmann, Harkort ...
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Weichelt (1908)
RegisteredRead more...Weichelt (H. Weichelt, Automobil und Motorenfabrik) Vehicle manufacturer History Leipzig Germany from 1908 The H. Weichelt automobile and engine factory was a German manufacturer ...
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Weigel (1907-1910)
RegisteredRead more...Weigel Car History Goswell Road , London UK (1907 to 1910) The Weigel Motors Ltd.. was a British automobile manufacturer that was established in the 1907-1910 Goswell Road in ...
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Weight transfer
RegisteredTechnical GuidesRead more...Weight transfer explained Weight transfer and load transfer are two expressions used somewhat confusingly to describe two distinct effects: the change in load borne by different ...
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Weinem (1972-1989)
RegisteredRead more...Weinem automobiles Horgens; Switzerland from 1972 to 1989 Weinem Automobile is a Swiss car garage and manufacturer of kit car automobiles from the 1970s till the late 1980s . ...
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Weinsberg (1912-)
RegisteredRead more...Karosseriewerke Weinsberg The Karosseriewerke Weinsberg car body shop (KW ), were founded in Weinsberg , until 2011. In the past, you also worked as a body construction company ...
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Weise & Co (1932-1933)
RegisteredRead more...Weise & Co Vehicle manufacturer History Berlin Germany from 1932 to 1933 The company Weise & Co. was a German motorcycle , automobile and commercial vehicle ...
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Weiss (1920-1930)
RegisteredRead more...Manfred Weiss Steel and Metalworks Weiss was a Hungarian car brand in the 1920s. History The company Manfréd white steel and metal works AG Csepel from Budapest presented ...
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Weiss & Co (1903-1906)
RegisteredRead more...Otto Weiss & Co. (Maschinenfabrik Otto Weiss GmbH) Vehicle manufacturer History Berlin Germany from 1903 to 1906 The company Otto Weiss & Co. was a German car manufacturer in the ...
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Weissach axle
RegisteredTechnical GuidesRead more...Weissach axle explained The Weissach axle (pronounced 'Vise-' as in 'advise' and '-ach' with guttural 'ch') is a special rear suspension arrangement devised for the Porsche 928. ...
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Wektor (1988-1996)
RegisteredRead more...Wektor Automobiles and Design Automotive manufacturer Ortenburg,Germany from 1988 to 1996. Wektor Automobiles and Design was a German manufacturer of automobiles . History Johann ...
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Welch plug
RegisteredTechnical GuidesRead more...Engine Welch plug The Welch plug,(misnomer: Welsh Plugs), is a thin, domed, disc of ferrous metal which is pushed, convex side out, into against an internal shoulder in the ...
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Welding Oxy-acetylene
RegisteredTechnical GuidesRead more...Oxy-acetylene welding how and what its used for. Here we look at Oxy-acetylene Gas welding how it works and what its used for. Oxy-acetylene Gas welding was once the most ...
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Welding Oxy-acetylene equipment
Technical GuidesRead more...Oxy-acetylene welding equipment Here we discuss the equipment for Oxy-acetylene Welding. High pressure oxy-acetylene welding systems consist of the following equipment A supply ...
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Welding Spot welding
Technical GuidesRead more...Resistance spot welding How it works Here we discuss the use of spot welding and how it works. Spot welding is a variant of electric resistance welding and this method of ...
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Weller Brothers (1901-1905)
Read more...Weller Brothers Former Automobile Manufacturer United Kingdom from 1901 to 1905 Weller Brothers from 1902 under the company Weller Brothers Limited , was at the beginning of the ...
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Welter WM P87 (1987-1988)
RegisteredRead more...Welter Racing WM P87 race car history WM P87 technical details Manufacturer: Welter Racing Production: 1987 to 1988 Class: race car Top speed: 387 km / h Body and chassis ...
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Welter Racing History (1969-)
RegisteredRead more...Welter Racing Welter Racing is a French motorsport team. History The Peugeot designer Gérard Welter founded in 1969 together with Michel Meunier his team, with the aim in the ...
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Wendax (1949-1950)
RegisteredRead more...Wendax Automotive manufacturer Hamburg Germany from 1949 to 1950. Wendax was a German automobile manufacturer in Hamburg . The company goes back to the Wendenstraße in the ...
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Wenger (1919-)
RegisteredRead more...A. Wenger & Cie. Basel , Switzerland The Carrosserie A. Wenger & Cie. is a Swiss family business based in Basel and privately owned by the fourth generation. The company was ...
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Wenkelmobil (1899-1907)
RegisteredRead more...Wenkelmobil Automotive manufacturers Berlin; Germany From 1899 to 1907 Wenkel's first car, built around 1899, was based on a light tubular steel frame for an ...
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Werbell (1907-1909)
RegisteredRead more...Werbell Car History Dundee Scotland,UK .(1907 to 1909) Werbell was a British automobile brand that was produced 1907-1909 by W. & E. Raikes Bell in Dundee (Scotland). The only ...
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Werkmeister & Lerch (1952)
RegisteredRead more...Großer Werkmeister The Werkmeister is a racing sports car , the designer Georg Werkmeister, co-owner of the repair shop Heinrich Werkmeister and the bodywork company Werkmeister ...
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Wesen (1900)
RegisteredRead more...Fahrzeugfabrik Wesen Automotive manufacturer Lindau Germany from 1900 The vehicle factory Wesen GmbH was a German manufacturer of automobiles from the early 1900s . History The ...
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Wesnigk (1923-1925)
RegisteredRead more...Wesnigk (Erwin Wesnigk) Vehicle manufacturer History Berlin Germany from 1923 to 1925 Wesnigk was a German car brand, which was built between 1923 and 1925 by engineer Erwin ...
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West (1906-1912)
RegisteredRead more...West cars Limited History Coventry,Warwickshire UK. (1906 to 1912) West 20/22 hp (1907) West Limited, from 1908 EJ West & Co Limited was a British car manufacturer that was ...
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Westbourne (1979-1984)
RegisteredRead more...Westbourne Fender Works Car manufacturer of Westbourne , West Sussex; Great Britain from 1979 to 1984. Westbourne Fender Works was a British manufacturer of replica hot rod ...
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Westcoaster (1960)
RegisteredRead more...Westcoaster (West Coast Machinery, Inc) Automotive manufacturer of California.United States from 1960. The West Coast Machinery, Inc. was an American automobile manufacturer ...
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Westcott (1909-1925)
RegisteredRead more...Westcott Motor Car Company Car manufacturer of United States from 1909 to 1925. The Westcott Motor Car Company was an American automaker, which was located in Richmond ...
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Western Carriage (1910)
RegisteredRead more...Western Carriage Works Automotive manufacturer of Butte , Montana.United States from 1910. Western Carriage Works was an American manufacturer of bodies and automobiles in 1910 . ...
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Western Front (1981-1985)
RegisteredRead more...The Western Front Inc. Automotive manufacturer of San Antonio , Texas.United States of America from 1981 to 1985. The Western Front Inc. was an American manufacturer ...
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Western Rutenber (1902)
RegisteredRead more...Western Motor Co.(Rutenber Motor Company) Automotive manufacturer of Chicago and Indiana United States from 1902. The Rutenber Motor Company was founded as a Rutenber ...
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Westfalia (1905-1914)
RegisteredRead more...Westfalia (Ramesohl & Schmidt AG) Automotive manufacturer Oelde Germany from 1906 to 1914. Westfalia headquartered in Oelde ( Westphalia ) is a German manufacturer that produced ...
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Westfield History
RegisteredRead more...Westfield Sportscars History England UK 1982 Type Manufacturing Company Industry Automobiles Founded 1982 by Chris Smith Headquarters Dudley Road, Kingswinford, England Products ...
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Westfield SE (1987-1997)
RegisteredRead more...WESTFIELD SE and SEI From 1987 to 1997 Since Westfield won the first Kit Car Racing Series with their Lotus Eleven replica in 1984, they have not looked back from a dazzling ...
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Westfield SEight (1991-2010)
Read more...Westfield SEight 1991-2010 Manufacturer Westfield Sportscars Production 1991-2010 Class Sports car Layout FR layout Engine Rover V8 Transmission Rover SD1, Borg Warner T5, or ...
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Westfield XI Sports (1982-2010)
RegisteredRead more...Westfield XI Sports 1982 to 2010 Manufacturer Westfield Sportscars Production 1982-2010 Class Sports car Layout FR layout Engine 1,275 cc BMC A-Series engine Transmission 4 or ...
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Westfield XTR2 (2001-2010)
Read more...Westfield XTR2 Manufacturer Westfield Sportscars Production 2001 - 2010 Successor Westfield XTR4 Class Sports car Layout RMR Engine GSXR1300R Suzuki Hayabusa Transmission 6-speed ...
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Westfield ZEi (1993-1999)
Read more...Westfield ZEi Manufacturer Westfield Sportscars Production 1993 to 1999 Class Sports car Layout FR layout Engines Ford zetec, Ford YB Cosworth Transmission MT75 Length ...
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Westinghouse Electric (1900-1912)
RegisteredRead more...Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing Company Automotive manufacturer of Pittsburgh.United States from 1900 to 1912. The Westinghouse Electric & Manufacturing ...
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Westland (1906-1907)
RegisteredRead more...Westland (Stourbridge Motor and Carriage Works) Car manufacturer of Worcestershire.Great Britain from 1906 to 1907. Fred W. Baker's Stourbridge Motor and Carriage Works was ...

