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Beulas SAU is a coachbuilder based in Arbúcies, Catalonia, Spain. The company builds a range of coach bodies on a variety of chassis. Their products are

Carrocera Castrosua, S.A. is a coachbuilder based in Santiago de Compostela, Spain. The production of Castrosua is focused mainly on urban and suburban

between 1965 and 1967 by Italian car manufacturer Alfa Romeo and the coachbuilder Zagato. The car wears retro bodywork by Zagato, replicating the Alfa

Together with the Peugeot 401, the 601 was the first car to be built (by coachbuilder Carrosserie Pourtout) as a coupé-convertible, with a retractable hardtop

Nogebus was a Spain-based coachbuilder. The company builts bus and coach bodies on various possible chassis. Their products are sold throughout all of

which was produced by the car manufacturer Citroën in collaboration with coachbuilder Stola. It was first introduced in the autumn of 2006 at the Paris Motor

Ayats is the trading name of Carrocerías Ayats SA, a Spain-based coachbuilder. The company constructs a range of coach bodies on a variety of chassis,

headquartered in Munich, Germany, with roots in the Italian car design firm and coachbuilder Pininfarina SpA. The company also has a design facility and office locations

vehicles & trucks Milan 1919 Coachbuilder P A Carrozzeria Castagna Industrials Commercial vehicles & trucks Milan 1849 Coachbuilder P A Carrozzeria Ghia Industrials

trading name of Industrial Carrocera Arbuciense SA, a Spanish-based coachbuilder, specialized in building mini- and midibus bodies mainly on Mercedes-Benz

London, the son of Richard Heales, an ironmonger. He was apprenticed as a coachbuilder and migrated to Victoria with his father in 1842. He worked for some

Motors (Korean: 프로토자동차) was a South Korean sports car manufacturer and coachbuilder. Proto Motors was established in 1997 by the couple Han-chul Kim and

by Italian car manufacturer Alfa Romeo in collaboration with Milanese coachbuilder Carrozzeria Touring. The car was distinguished by streamlined, wind tunnel

was a concept car that was created by Mercury in collaboration with coachbuilder Stola in 2003. It was revealed at the North American International Auto

the newly established Carrozzeria Pinin Farina a car design firm and coachbuilder, with headquarters in Cambiano, Turin, Italy. He died from a heart attack

onwards campervan (motorcaravan, motorhome) conversion manufactured by the coachbuilder Martin Walter of Folkestone in Kent. Initially based on the Bedford CA

actor and film director. His father, also called Alfred Rains, was a coachbuilder. On 27 October 1884, at St Michael's Church, Lambeth, he married Emily

providing even better weight balance. The coach was built by Swiss coachbuilder Ramseier & Jenzer, and was available as the C10M-70 with a total length

body style called a station wagon was produced in limited quantities by coachbuilder Mifflinburg Body Company of Mifflinburg, Pennsylvania. The Series BA

born at Adelong, New South Wales, to Daniel Boston, a wheelwright and coachbuilder, and Eliza Berryman. He attended the local public school before entering

Carrosserie Clément-Rothschild produced a series of Clément-Rothschild bodied automobiles in 1902, based on the Panhard-Levassor 7 hp chassis. Carrosserie

to Woodall-Nicholson Ltd of Halifax, a well established and leading coachbuilder of the time. Paint was supplied and applied by Berger Refinishers in

makers exhibited (plus one French commercial vehicle manufacturer, 7 "Coachbuilders" and 25 non-French automobile industry businesses.) 113 exhibitors in

headquartered in Munich, Germany, with roots in the Italian car design firm and coachbuilder Pininfarina. The name Battista is a tribute to Pininfarina's founder

W. Alexander & Sons Ltd was a bus operator and coachbuilder in Scotland. The company grew from small beginnings to become the largest bus operator in Scotland

Carrosserie Hermann Graber, simply known as Graber was a Swiss coachbuilder based in Wichtrach (canton of Bern). Between 1927 and 1970 the firm supplied

formed as a joint venture of the Belgian bus builder Van Hool and Irish coachbuilder Thomas McArdle of Dundalk to take over the bus building activities of

Italian automobile designer, known for establishing and running the Zagato coachbuilder, famous for its lightweight designs. He had five brothers and lost his

Carrosserie Hermann Graber, simply known as Graber was a Swiss coachbuilder based in Wichtrach (canton of Bern). Between 1927 and 1970 the firm supplied

Ginninderra-Hall area; followed in his father's footsteps as wheelwright, coachbuilder and blacksmith at Hall; in 1907 he built a hall which served the Hall

lasted until June 2005, with a brief pause, due to the bankruptcy of coachbuilder Maggiora. The Barchetta was based on the chassis of the Mark 1 Fiat Punto

and Sarah Procter (née Palmer). In 1939, with his occupation listed as coachbuilder, he was elected to the Tasmanian Legislative Council as the independent

Ghia (18 September 1887 – 21 February 1944) was an Italian automobile coachbuilder and founder of Carrozzeria Ghia. Ghia was a test driver at Rapid and

was a change to the superleggera construction technique patented by coachbuilder/stylist Touring of Milan. Instead of the alloy body being supported by

Savoie, both in 1860. It follows the exploits of Mr. Perrichon, a wealthy coachbuilder, who embarks on a family vacation to the Swiss Alps. Their trip is joined

success of the smaller A- and B-Class MPVs, Mercedes in collaboration with coachbuilder Stola presented a concept vehicle, Vision GST (Grand Sports Tourer),

from the 1977 through 1996 model years. Taking its nameplate from a coachbuilder historically associated with the General Motors division, the Cadillac

invariably referred to as "T. J. Richards", was a South Australian coachbuilder and motor body manufacturer who founded the company which would eventually

and philosopher (died 1951) 30 December – Henri Chapron, automobile coachbuilder (died 1978) Marie-Gabriel Tissot, Abbot of Quarr (died 1983) 23 January

Archibald McLellan (1795 or 1797 – 22 October 1854) was a Glasgow coachbuilder, art collector, councillor and magistrate. The McLellan Galleries on Sauchiehall

Robert Cottrell (15 September 1815 – 3 November 1880) was a coachbuilder and politician in the colony of South Australia. His first sojourn in Australia

prototype, a Zagato Zele, a rare electric city car made by the Italian coachbuilder, and the Minissima, a William Towns designed concept. In January 2012

The Grosvenor Carriage Company Ltd was a British coachbuilder founded in around 1910 and based in Kilburn in North West London. They ceased operations

Ramirez, Sr. in 1979. The prototype was built by the Italian Designer and coachbuilder Pietro Frua. The car was advertised by Amectran to be the "world's first

leader. Born in Australia, Robin's family moved to New Zealand in 1861. A coachbuilder by trade, he was active in the local militia, before becoming a professional

Dannenhauer & Stauss was founded by Gottfried Dannenhauer, a German coachbuilder. He had been employed by Karosseriewerk Reutter based in Stuttgart. Whilst

Clément-Panhard that was exported to Great Britain and sold by the Scottish coachbuilder 'Stirling' of Edinburgh as the 'Stirling dog cart'. Some were badged

to an international exhibitor. By 1878, Casson had become a ‘master coachbuilder’ and in consequence entered into a partnership with Cook and Co., the

1980), English hammer thrower Company: Derham Body Company, American coachbuilder Dereham (disambiguation) Durham (disambiguation) DeRham Farm in Philipstown

Clément-Panhard that was exported to Great Britain and sold by the Scottish coachbuilder 'Stirling' of Edinburgh as the 'Stirling dog cart'. Some were badged

(automobile), a short-lived English car Arnold of Manchester, a former English coachbuilder Arnold (band), an English indie band Arnold (comic strip), a comic strip

America model-line, one car s/n 0030MT was further rebodied by a new coachbuilder, Scaglietti, after 1952. The other car remained in the original Touring

Philip Conolly and John Joseph Therry, and in 1826 was an apprentice coachbuilder. He was granted land at Narara near Gosford in 1830, and in 1838 moved

(ca.1871 – 28 March 1949), perhaps in Tumby Bay, where his father, a coachbuilder, was a pioneer, or in Lipson, where he later had a farm. The family lived

Clément-Panhard that was exported to Great Britain and sold by the Scottish coachbuilder 'Stirling'. Some were badged Stirling-Panhard and others as Clément-Stirling

complete with an engine and take it to a coachbuilder to add a custom-built body to it. One of coachbuilders was Georg Autenrieth, who founded his company

badge-engineered brand in its own right instead of being known as a coachbuilder for cars of other manufacturers. The 3-litre was superseded by the Vanden

Born the son of a wheelwright at Bishop's Sutton, Hampshire he became a coachbuilder of international fame. His manufactory in above Bar was one of the town's

manufacturers named as Cadillac Master Coachbuilders, meaning they were certified by General Motors to modify them. The coachbuilder chassis are an incomplete car

retailer and wholesaler of French-made Darracq and Talbot automobiles, a coachbuilder making regular production runs of bodies for S T D group products and

displays or upgraded with modern engines and power steering. Italian coachbuilder Fabrizio Caselani of FC Automobili has resurrected the classic design

600, built in 1949. The T602 Tatraplan-Sport was prepared by the Czech coachbuilder Sodomka. The 602 was a two-door sports car with possibly only two units

activist, assassinated (born 1914). 14 May – Henri Chapron, automobile coachbuilder (born 1886). 24 June – Robert Charroux, writer (born 1909). 14 July –

coupe that Iso produced from 1962 to 1970. It is designed by Italian coachbuilder Zagato and the concept car uses a 6.2-liter V8 from Callaway. The original

blacksmith's shop whose enterprising proprietor J. W. Porter became a coachbuilder in 1908. The site was vacant by 1927. The building was demolished in

The Waterhouse Company of Webster, Massachusetts were coachbuilders making high quality custom bodies for chassis supplied by the major automotive businesses

The Waterhouse Company of Webster, Massachusetts were coachbuilders making high quality custom bodies for chassis supplied by the major automotive businesses

Texas (2016), a 2016 Supreme Court case Fisher Body, a former automobile coachbuilder Max M. Fisher College of Business, part of the Ohio State University

Paisley, but returned to Glasgow when he was ten, and became an apprentice coachbuilder two years later. He successfully completed the apprenticeship, having

Holbrook Bodies Limited of Holbrook Lane, Foleshill, Coventry was a coachbuilder which made series coachbuilt bodies for low volume car manufacturers.

1987) was an Australian judge. Wallace was born at Redfern in Sydney to coachbuilder Jacob Albert Clarke Isaacs and Euphemia, née Wallace. He attended Sydney

civil vehicles. It was the last freight tricycle built by Gutbrod. The coachbuilder Rometsch was forced to produce field kitchens, competitor Borgward produced

chassis could be purchased separately and sent to the clients choice of coachbuilder optionally. When GM decided to enter Cadillac as their top level luxury

Sorrowful Mother, built with funds from the Fisher family of the Fisher Body coachbuilder fame. St. Peter's was the first Roman Catholic church built in Norwalk

Mayfair Carriage Co Limited owned a London coachbuilder and dealer in second hand large cars in Kilburn then, from 1934, at The Hyde, Edgware Road NW9

(February 15, 2019). "The Only African American Automaker Started as a Coachbuilder". Car and Driver. Retrieved December 12, 2020. U.S. Geological Survey

only in 1951. Alvis had previously contracted AP Metalcraft, a Coventry coachbuilder, to produce the TB 14 two door open car body to fit on the TA 14 chassis

Darrin of Paris was an American coachbuilding business. Designer and coachbuilder Howard "Dutch" Darrin (1897-1982) left France and set up a practice in

Israel Šaľa Stadium, stadium in Šaľa, Slovak Cesare Sala, an Italian coachbuilder based in Milan Sala (name), a given name and surname South Australian

based in Bretzfeld. Originally, it was founded as a Weinsberg-based car coachbuilder, that was known for their recreational vehicles. The city name Weinsberg

State University Leepu Nizamuddin Awlia, car engineer, designer and coachbuilder Fazle Hussain, Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Texas Tech University

USS Massey (DD-778), a US Navy destroyer Massey Brothers, a British coachbuilder based in Pemberton, Wigan, purchased by Northern Counties in 1967 Massey

version of Ford cars Carrozzeria Touring Superleggera, Italian automobile coachbuilder Bicycle touring, self-contained cycling trips Motorcycle touring, tourism

Lardi in the late 1930s, when she was working at Carrozzerie Orlandi, a coachbuilder company in Modena. The two began a romantic affair soon after; their

(surname), including a list of people with such name Waterhouse Company, a coachbuilder located in Webster, Massachusetts Waterhouse Natural History Art Prize

litre LHD drop head coupé 12 2½ litre LHD chassis only 2 (to independent coachbuilder) 3½ litre RHD saloon 5923 3½ litre RHD drop head coupé 108 3½ litre LHD

fragrance company in Cologne, Germany Stabilimenti Farina, an Italian coachbuilder Pininfarina (disambiguation) Farinha (disambiguation) This disambiguation

saloon, and made only in 1950. Alvis contracted AP Metalcraft, a Coventry coachbuilder, to produce the two-door open car body to fit on the TA 14 chassis. The

League Baseball pitcher Mike Rowland (wheelwright), wheelwright and coachbuilder in Devon Michael Rowland (prelate) (1929–2012), Roman Catholic bishop

Lieutenant Governor of Nova Scotia Archibald McLellan (1795–1854), Glasgow coachbuilder, magistrate, councillor, Deacon Convenor of the Glasgow Trades House

to finance the racing activities. Ferrari chose Pinin Farina as their coachbuilder to realise the bodywork. This cooperation, that begun with a historic

Bayning, peer and clergyman (born 1797) 21 August – George Shillibeer, coachbuilder (born 1797) 10 September – David Ramsay Hay, interior decorator (born

New Zealand, in the 1920s Carlton Carriage Company, a defunct English coachbuilder from Willesden, North London, UK Carlton Cards, a Canadian greeting card

Tipo B, a small conventional car with a body designed by industrial coachbuilder Alfons Lucas, who had workshops at 345 Còrsega Street in Barcelona. The

by Scaglietti. One of the cars was later further rebodied by the same coachbuilder and received a distinctive, more round front grille and pontoon-fenders

and water industries Officine Stampaggi Industriali, a defunct Italian coachbuilder Ohio Scientific Inc. (also known as Ohio Scientific Instruments), a US

Estonian car manufacturer Oldbac, and built in partnership with Italian coachbuilder Manifattura Automobili Torino. The car was created with the intention

of Woore, moved to London where he worked his way from a journeyman coachbuilder to master tradesman. His principal business was that of supplying leather

New Christian Church in Argyle Square, London. At that time he was a coachbuilder. They were to have eight children. William and Annie Harding arrived

the eldest son of Nathaniel Worsdell (1809–1886), and grandson of the coachbuilder Thomas Clarke Worsdell (1788–1862). His younger brother, Wilson Worsdell

congregation of religious women Styling Garage, a German automobile tuner and coachbuilder active in the 1980s Sahaba of Greater Sahel, a fictional African Islamist

defunct Formula Ford racing car constructor Hawke Coachwork, a defunct coachbuilder A historical alternative spelling for hawk This disambiguation page lists

coach, later chairman. He was born in Castelforte, Italy. D'Onofrio was coachbuilder until his brother bought out Standard Liège and enabled him to integrate

office-holder William Black, Baron Black (1893–1984), British businessman and coachbuilder William Black (businessman) (c. 1902–1983), American businessman William

company (which, in turn, had acquired the design by another Italian coachbuilder); it was nor really "built", as initially most parts were imported from

other industrial activities related to spare parts. Founded by master coachbuilder Joseph-Jean D'Ieteren in 1805, who began his first venture in coachbuilding

in "bare chassis form", complete with an engine, and then employing a coachbuilder to add a custom-built body. By the late 1930s it was becoming more usual

bodies except the first Pininfarina prototype were produced by Italian coachbuilder Scaglietti, which already had a well established record of working with

headquartered in Munich, Germany, with roots in the Italian car design firm and coachbuilder Pininfarina. It is scheduled to enter production in 2025. The commercial

(1909–1978), New Zealand Test cricketer Bert Roberts (1878–1964), Australian coachbuilder with interest in photography Bert Roberts, Australian Laureate Fellow

is hired as head of design. It signed an agreement with the Maggiora coachbuilder to make a deep restyling of its UFO-A380 model. The model exhibited at

Royal High School and the Trustees' Academy and was apprenticed to a coachbuilder. Aged sixteen, he was taken to London by portrait painter Allan Ramsay

that were factory built, Hotchkiss still was a luxury car brand, and so coachbuilder Veth and Sons built a small number of bodies for the AM80. The AM models

Veszprém, north of Lake Balaton Brunn (surname) Brunn & Company, American coachbuilder founded by Hermann A. Brunn (1874-1941) in Buffalo, New York See also

ERF well throughout its existence. A new cab was styled by Sandbach coachbuilder John Henry Jennings, who also provided factory space to assemble the

The son of Harry Louis Moffatt, wharfinger at Motueka, Moffatt was a coachbuilder by trade having served his time in Nelson and Motueka. He followed his

Ricardo Body and chassis Class Luxury car Body style As arranged with coachbuilder by customer Layout Front-engine, rear-wheel-drive Powertrain Engine 3

saloon form only, and left its other body styles to third-party coachbuilders. Coachbuilders like Stabilimenti Farina, Pinin Farina and Carrozzeria Touring

capacity to spare. Instead, Bitter went to a small, northern Italian coachbuilder called OCRA [de], near Turin. OCRA, however, did not have the means or

across Europe. Lohner received his first order from E.W. Hart, himself a coachbuilder based in Luton in the UK. Hart asked for significant modifications; his

bodies. French coachbuilder Saoutchik bodied 18 cars, 3 of which were convertibles, as well as one of the original prototypes. Coachbuilder Serra bodied

producer, director and editor of films Chavdar (company), a Bulgarian coachbuilder Chavdar (tribe), Tatar tribe in medieval Anatolia Chavdar Partisan Brigade

Caetano & Irmão, Lda.", in the coachbuilding sector, becoming the first coachbuilder in Portugal (Salvador's brother (irmão), Alfredo Caetano, some years

Villages Group (UK) the originator of the urban village concept. UVG (UK) a coachbuilder that built the UVG Urbanstar The Ultra Violet Grasslands and the Black

Vincent, a 2010 romantic drama film William Vincent Ltd., a British coachbuilder founded in 1805 All pages with titles containing William Vincent This

everlasting support for the Lamborghini company according to the Turin coachbuilder press release. The Athon was given its name because the car is a spider

Walter Alexander may refer to: Walter Alexander Coachbuilders, Scottish bus coachbuilder W. Alexander & Sons, Scottish former bus operator Walter G. Alexander

available from 1965 to 1967 in limited numbers. The coupé was built by coachbuilder Karmann and cost DM 25,500 (as much as seven Volkswagen Beetles). 347

astronomical telescopes Crayford Engineering, an English automobile coachbuilder This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Crayford

Fissore (born 1980), Italian footballer Carrozzeria Fissore Italian coachbuilder, founded by Fissore brothers This page lists people with the surname

(February 15, 2019). "The Only African American Automaker Started as a Coachbuilder". Car and Driver. Retrieved December 12, 2020. Wikimedia Commons has

Deritend, 1918–1922a Dennis Specialist Vehicles or John Dennis Coachbuilders, a British coachbuilder and manufacturer of specialised vehicles All pages with

Crusade Saint Drogo (1105–c. 1185), French hermit Piero Drogo, Italian coachbuilder and car driver Ferrari 250 GT Drogo Ferdinand Le Drogo, French road bicycle

chassis. The Levante was designed between 2003 and 2005 by Portuguese coachbuilder Salvador Caetano and National Express exclusively for use on the network

completely wooden body, which was designed and recreated by the French coachbuilder Jean Henri-Labourdette. Buick engines had been used under licence in

England FLM Aviation, a defunct German airline FLM Panelcraft, a British coachbuilder Flora London Marathon Focal length multiplier Formula Le Mans Fun Little

Worsdell was a son of Nathaniel Worsdell (1809–1886), and grandson of the coachbuilder Thomas Clarke Worsdell (1788–1862). His eldest brother, William (1838–1916)

Worsdell was a son of Nathaniel Worsdell (1809–1886), and grandson of the coachbuilder Thomas Clarke Worsdell (1788–1862). His eldest brother, William (1838–1916)

he remained for about thirteen years. Patterson was in business as a coachbuilder, wheelwright, farrier, and general blacksmith, first in Karangahape Road

Retrieved 13 December 2022. Potts, Greg (18 March 2021). "Classic British coachbuilder Radford has returned". Top Gear. Retrieved 12 December 2022. Moldrich

from Russian folklore, of literary origin Other: VDL Bova, a luxury coachbuilder based in Eindhoven, the Netherlands Board of Veterans' Appeals This disambiguation

Derbyshire, England on 14 October 1855. John Blundstone worked as a coachbuilder until 1870, when he began importing footwear from England later manufacturing

(novel), a novel by William Godwin Fleetwood Metal Body, automobile coachbuilder Cadillac Fleetwood Brougham Cadillac Fleetwood The Fleetwoods, singing

for the Defense of the Homeland, VDP, in Burkina Faso. Vanden Plas, a coachbuilder and later, automotive marque and model designation, originally spelled

Zealand with the South Melbourne Cricket Club in 1912/13. A retired coachbuilder, he died on 15 December 1952 at his home in Hawthorn, Victoria. The Argus

as well as limousine and hearse versions were available for fleet and coachbuilder markets, however they are no longer manufactured as of late 2019. General

the world's leading independent publishers Dennis Specialist Vehicles, coachbuilder and manufacturer of specialised commercial vehicles Dennis Brothers,

was apprenticed to a coachbuilder in Sens before moving in the early 1850s to Paris, where he continued to work as a coachbuilder. He married his shop-assistant

well as movable bandstands in association with former-wainwright-turned-coachbuilder Henk Koornneef. In 1995, Spijkstaal converted a conventional Volkswagen

the bar Duple Metsec former British coachbuilders acquired by Duple Coachbuilders Duple Coachbuilders a coachbuilder that acquired Duple Metsec, later to

relating to Varese, may refer to: The Carrozzeria Varesina, an Italian coachbuilder The Quartiere Varesina of Milan The Società Varesina per le Imprese Elettriche

saw service in the Aston Martin DB2. In late 1955, Brown acquired the coachbuilder Tickford. He subsequently concentrated all the Aston Martin and Lagonda

"tradition" of that time, the 250 GT Lusso was designed by the Turinese coachbuilder Pininfarina, and bodied by Carrozzeria Scaglietti. Although the interior

the last few of which, unclaimed by De Tomaso, were scrapped by the coachbuilder. In 1965 production was moved to Ghia where 50 were assembled with fiberglass

A Mercedes-badged Neoplan N 316/2 The Indonesian version is built by coachbuilder Adiputro Wirasejati but based on the model under license from Neoplan

6th President of Mexico (d. 1851) May 1 – George Fife Angas, English coachbuilder, businessman, and politician; founder of South Australia (d. 1879) May

2016, ISBN 978-3-667-10313-0. "Form follows human: Recaro's roots as coachbuilder to the Germans". Hemmings Daily. 2018-04-22. Retrieved 2019-04-12. Shea

1931) married Elizabeth Mary Brown ( – 1917) on 27 October 1870. He was coachbuilder for 25 years and with J. Brooker for 24 years. Retired hurt around 1922

Supreme Court of the United States gun control case Salvador Caetano, a coachbuilder and vehicle distributor based in Portugal "Família Caetano". This page

Beutler (born 1940), Swiss sport shooter Carrosserie Beutler, Swiss coachbuilder Beutler test, also known as the fluorescent spot test, a screening test

Pennsylvania, Cambria County - see List of places in Pennsylvania Beulas, a coachbuilder based in Spain Beulah (disambiguation) This disambiguation page lists

vehicle" by an automobile manufacturer, and upfitted with RV amenities by a coachbuilder. It is then sold as a completed RV and usually has safety standards certification

and Lotz' bodybuilding contract. The Opel GT was also used by Italian coachbuilder Sergio Coggiola to create the Opel Sylvia GT, an angular design of the

Allemano which made 22 cars, designed by Giovanni Michelotti. Other coachbuilders were as follows: Pietro Frua - 3 cars Carrozzeria Monterosa - 2 cars

Most bodies of the 212 Export range came from the Ferrari's chosen coachbuilder, Carrozzeria Touring. Classic Touring Barchetta shape graced a total

to spice merchant William Short and Elizabeth Smith. He worked as a coachbuilder in England, and migrated to Sydney in 1860 to work in insurance. He had

California ended in 1962, Chinetti obtained factory permission to have coachbuilder Scaglietti convert a series of 4-cam 275GTB/4 coupés into open-top cars

"six-light" saloon £450 Coupé £465 Chassis only £350—bodies as arranged with coachbuilder by customer Layout FR layout Related Lanchester Ten Powertrain Engine

a British GT built by AC Cars from 1965 to 1973 Pietro Frua, Italian coachbuilder and car designer Families for Russian and Ukrainian Adoption, a support

for customers preferring to specify a bespoke body from an independent coachbuilder. In addition a significant number of quasi-Jeep military Kübelwagen were

Volvo 652 Sedan 1933 Volvo PV655, one-off convertible body by Swedish coachbuilder Norrmalm 1934 Volvo PV655 Ambulance 1937 Volvo PV657 Ambulance Volvo

1949 on a stretched 11 ft (3.3 metre) chassis available for use by coachbuilders for conversion to an ambulance, shooting brake estate or hearse. A pressed-steel

they later had nine children. He was apprenticed to John Urquhart, a coachbuilder of George Street. After his father's death in 1839, Oatley inherited

British imports were mainly bodied by Shinnie Brothers, a Burlington Coachbuilders subsidiary, in Aberdeen, then shipped to London for sale. During the

in 1963. At the time when the picture was posed by Walter Alexander Coachbuilders near Stirling Castle, Western's Glasgow to London run was the province

(D3). The vehicle equipped with a D3 engine was designed by the famous coachbuilder Fortunato Francone, the chassis was of generous dimensions to support

PR112 was a 1994 upgrade to the PR100 using a front end designed by coachbuilder Safra Renault PR180 was the articulated version of the PR100, launched

was not available as part of the regular model range an aftermarket coachbuilder would build one to customer order. Coupe utilities were also offered

1947 and 1959. Lamb was born in Nyngan, New South Wales. The son of a coachbuilder, Lamb was educated to elementary level at state schools—including one

design, adapted to take steel-framed bodies from any open-market UK coachbuilder, was twin fuel tanks, offside mounted between third and fourth and fourth

this gives an idea of the scale of advance orders for this coach. Many coachbuilders worldwide produced bodies on the Tiger PS, as the model was introduced

the first mass-produced Austin family car to be specially upgraded by coachbuilder Vanden Plas, following the success of the large A135 Austin Princess

North End team nicknamed "The Invincibles". James Trainer, a time–served coachbuilder played his first senior match for a Wrexham club and before long had

convertible version trimmed with a leather interior was unveiled by the French coachbuilder Heuliez in 1982 aimed at the U.S. market, but was not produced due to

trials, the production of the third prototype V3 was given over to the coachbuilder Gothaer Waggonfabrik, subsequently called Gotha Go 229. The Go 229 was

Charles Robert Malden, explorer (died 1855) 11 August – George Shillibeer, coachbuilder (died 1866) 14 August – Robert Radcliffe, cricketer (died 1832) 20 August

United States Ford Motor Company, but a few estate cars were made by the coachbuilder Abbott. From 1953, a convertible conversion by Carbodies became available

Motoring, 1986, page 86 Max Gregory, King of the Road, TJ Richards, Coachbuilder, Restored Cars Number 202, Sept-Oct 2010, pages 10 to 15 "Expansion at

of racing cars in the United Kingdom Simpson Design, US-based custom coachbuilder producing bodies and interior for the Miata MX-5 Mazda MX-5 12R The word

V8 engine and steel and aluminium coupé bodywork from Ghia—an Italian coachbuilder also controlled by Alejandro de Tomaso. About 400 Mangustas were built

quarter elliptic leaf springs. The two-seat bodies were made by the coachbuilder Charlesworth. A coupé version was called the "Palace". From 1922 to 1923

low convertible coupé. In 1933, Paulin showed his designs to premier coachbuilder Marcel Pourtout, who hired him as lead designer, and in 1934 they equipped

United States Ford Motor Company, but a few estate cars were made by the coachbuilder Abbott. From 1953, a convertible conversion by Carbodies became available

For 1914, Hudsons for the American market were now left-hand drive. Coachbuilder Fisher Body Co. built bodies for Hudson cars (as well as many other automotive

lengthened-wheelbase standard 4-door Seville. In the late 1970s, Florida coachbuilder, Grandeur Motor Car Company, offered converted Sevilles with neoclassical

Fargo-Kew, Bedford and Austin. Most of these buses were bodied by local coachbuilder Soon Chow although some were bodied by other companies such as Supreme

a barchetta that he raced at Le Mans, Rosier, together with Italian coachbuilder Rocco Motto, designed a cabriolet, still using 4CV Renault sub assemblies

Wharton announced in 2024 that Bristol would be revived as a contemporary coachbuilder by 2026. HJ Aldington, a director of the Bristol Aeroplane Company affiliated

Bandini GT raced in Daytona and 12 Hours of Sebring. The coupé made by the coachbuilder Corna had a 1000 cc engine mounted in the front. The company's owner

from the H6C, his own custom suspension system, and custom bodywork by coachbuilder Saoutchik. This H6B served as his personal car, as well as a showcase

having (as a result of buying Lancashire United Transport) a wholly owned coachbuilder, the Northern Counties Motor & Engineering Company. Also GMPTE were unique

Exall left his carriage on Partridge's land for repair. Partridge, a coachbuilder, was a co-tenant with the other defendants but the only one in occupation

region of Pays de la Loire, had worked as a blacksmith, wheelwright, and coachbuilder before settling down in Paris to work in a horse-drawn carriage rental

The Utilevan was an officially sanctioned conversion by independent coachbuilder Martin Walter, Ltd., who later built the Bedford Beagle. From mid-1938

500 and, in the following year, Lagonda for £52,500, followed by the coachbuilder Tickford in 1955. He subsequently concentrated all the Aston Martin manufacturing

a 30-36 seat coach, the Apollo, based on this chassis. Also, Chilean coachbuilder LR bodied some midibuses on the Atego 1016 chassis. The cab area and

Richards (artist) (1958–2014), Canadian artist T. J. Richards, Australian coachbuilder whose company became Chrysler Australia Limited Theodore Richards (disambiguation)

Gottfried Semper, German architect (b. 1803) George Fife Angas, English coachbuilder, businessman and politician, founder of South Australia (b. 1789) May

split windscreen had more space than its predecessor. It was built by coachbuilder Briggs Motor Bodies and was supplied in almost the same form for the

1919 in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. The daughter of the renowned coachbuilder and automobile designer Jean Henri-Labourdette [fr], Élina at first wanted

and chassis Class Luxury car Body style purchaser to arrange with own coachbuilder Layout FR layout Related Bentley 4-Litre (economy version) Powertrain

and collided with four bystanders before crashing into the wall of the coachbuilder Orlandi. In the aftermath, the inadequacy of the Modena circuit's structures

Alfa Romeo. The car, dubbed the 75 Turbo Wagon, was made by Italian coachbuilder Rayton Fissore using a 75 Turbo as the basis. However, two estate concept

Richards (artist) (1958–2014), Canadian artist T. J. Richards, Australian coachbuilder whose company became Chrysler Australia Limited Theodore Richards (disambiguation)

their choice of coachbuilders which included Vanden Plas and Windovers. The car was very expensive; the chassis for delivery to a coachbuilder costing £2,500

interested. The design of the tram was created by Pininfarina, an Italian coachbuilder. The design is based on short body segments, with four-wheel trucks under

and chassis Class Luxury car Body style purchaser to arrange with own coachbuilder Layout FR layout Related Bentley 4-Litre (economy version) Powertrain

and glasshouse also bearing a strong resemblance to the 127. Italian coachbuilder Moretti made a canvas-topped version in the style of the Renault Rodeo

was built by Carrozzeria Scaglietti, an early use of the now-familiar coachbuilder. The 250 Monzas failed to gain much success and the union of the Monza

one-off prototype. The project was then handed over to the Milanese coachbuilder Touring, which created a more classic and sober design. The new car,

engineering in a variety of roles, Gus's brother Enrico (Harry) Bertelli was a coachbuilder who designed and made bodies for many pre-war Aston Martins in a factory

canal. The loch was drained as work on the bridge proceeded. In 1770 a coachbuilder began work on properties feued at the corner between the bridge and Princes

Kismarton near the Austrian border, and his mother was the daughter of a coachbuilder from Buda. Joseph Semmelweis was granted citizenship in Buda in 1806

Matilda Kilroy and one of ten in the family. He was a carpenter and coachbuilder and learned his trade in Claremorris when he was 16 years and lodged

of the United States Navy Harley Earl (1894–1969), car designer and coachbuilder, the first styling chief at General Motors Harley Hotchkiss (1927–2011)

dashboard, leaving all exterior and interior bodywork to be completed by coachbuilders (much of the vehicle was completed by hand). Divco-Wayne Corporation

delay before deliveries began. Having bodies ultimately built by the coachbuilder Hayes did not help. Customers tired of waiting, and most of the orders

building at 1620 Broadway. J. M Quinby & Company continued to be the main coachbuilder for Simplex. Palmer & Singer introduced their own line of cars with the

Caste (1867). Foote was born in London to Arthur Wellington Legg, a coachbuilder, and Sarah Judith Legg (née Goward). Her maternal aunt was Mary Anne

Industries. These companies were: Fuji Kogyo, a scooter manufacturer; coachbuilder Fuji Jidosha; engine manufacturer Omiya Fuji Kogyo; chassis builder Utsunomiya

Martin, a one-time fencing master. He was apprenticed by his father to a coachbuilder in Newcastle upon Tyne to learn heraldic painting, but owing to a dispute

styling. The front and rear ends of the car had been restyled by German coachbuilder Karmann, giving the car a more contemporary appearance. An anti-roll

offered by coachbuilders LeBaron, Fleetwood, Judkins, Derham, Holbrook, Willoughby and Dietrich, and a second cabriolet was offered by coachbuilder Brunn.

detail. In 2012 Jonway Automobile signed an agreement with Maggiora the coachbuilder to conduct a facelift for the Jonway UFO A380. The model exhibited at

Kayak or Bertone Kayak is a 4-seater coupé concept car built by Italian coachbuilder Bertone based on the Lancia Kappa mechanicals, unveiled at the 1995 Geneva

Sport Prototipo Argentino categories. These are prototypes created by coachbuilder Heriberto Pronello and motorist Oreste Berta on the basis of the IKA

soundtrack of Bajirao Mastani Ayah (disambiguation) Ayats, a Spanish coachbuilder This disambiguation page lists articles associated with the title Ayat

Joseph Thrupp may refer to: Joseph Thrupp (died 1821), coachbuilder with Thrupp & Maberly Joseph Francis Thrupp (1827–1867), English churchman and academic

Kent, England, on 22 February 1800. He was the son of Richard Hobbs, a coachbuilder and Wesleyan preacher. In 1816, John Hobbs joined the Wesleyan Church

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the old tradition of arranging bodywork separately with an independent coachbuilder. Only 50 of the long-wheelbase cars were produced but the development