Special Features / Cyclecars
9.1.4. Canada
1. Baby Car
- In 1914 the Canadian Baby Car Company produced a two cylinder air cooled cyclecar.
- Three models were available, fitted with different engines. What was their weight & engine size? How many were made and until when?
2. Dart
- Cyclecars were produced by the Dart Cyclecar Company from 1913 to 1914/15. Only a few were made.
- The car was based on the American Scripps-Booth cyclecar. Some of the parts were made in Detroit, USA.
3. Glen
- The Glen Motor Company manufactured a small number of cyclecars from 1921 to 1922.
- They were fitted with three-cylinder air-cooled engines.
4. Gramme
- In 1913 the Gramm Motor Truck Company produced a small number of two-cylinder air cooled cyclecars. Additional info required.
5. Holden-Morgan
- The Holden-Morgan Company built a few two-cylinder cyclecars. They may have been based on the 1913 IMP cyclecar produced in the USA. Additional info required.
6. Welker-Doerr
- In 1912 the Welker-Doerr Company made one two-cylinder cyclecar. It was designed to have a top speed 50 mph (80 kph) and achieved 50 miles per gallon. Additional info required.
