Andrew Ainsworth's short-lived 2+2 fiberglass beach-car badge progressing from eccentric B1 to Herald-suspended B2

B( Identity / Register monogram
2models on record
1972–1973recorded span
Model activity by decade
1970s1970s
About the marque
Founded
1972 – 1973
Country
United Kingdom

Andrew Ainsworth founded Ainsworth Engineering at Shepperton, Surrey, in 1972 and marketed cars and kits as Bullock. Both variants used a box-section chassis and open fiberglass 2+2 body. The B1's conspicuous headlamp housings hid its front suspension; the B2 adopted Triumph Herald front components and conventional lamps. Approximately thirty-six Bullocks were built across both versions before production ended in 1973. The combined total is preserved without inventing a variant split.

Text adapted from “Bullock (Ainsworth)” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗

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