About the marque
- Founded
- 1920 – 1921
- Country
- United States
Bradley Motor Car Company began production at Cicero, Illinois, in 1920 with the Model H, a Lycoming four-cylinder touring car on a 116-inch wheelbase. The six-cylinder Model F joined it for 1921. Involuntary receivership began in November 1920 despite assets that included finished cars, partly assembled vehicles and inventory; bankruptcy followed by the end of 1921. Total output across the two-model range was 263 cars. The qualified identity separates this company from later British Bradley kit cars and unrelated electric-vehicle uses.
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