About the marque
- Founded
- 1914 – 1914
- Country
- United Kingdom
Bradwell & Company of Folkestone, Kent, produced its only known vehicle in 1914. The lightweight four-wheel cyclecar had an open body for one occupant and a single-cylinder Precision engine rated by surviving sources at either 3 or 3.5 hp. Belts transmitted power to the rear wheels, keeping construction and the £65 selling price minimal. Standard British-car references preserve no formal model designation, engine displacement, output total or successor. The catalog accordingly uses the generic contemporary product name Cyclecar and records the power-rating discrepancy rather than inventing a type code.
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