It's the wheelbase that counts.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
Looks like a Bedelia cyclecar
That would have been too easy ;)
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Lester from 1913?
I don't have a year, but it is not a Lester
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One-off?
I don't know, but it is a rare one.
European?
Yes
German?
No
British?
Not British
Italian?
No
French?
Oui
Prewar ?
If you mean pre-WW II, yes. ;D
I don't have a year for this car.
Automobilette Chabott?
No
Bedelia?
No, less known
I've found this Ancienne voiturette TYPE DE VOITURETTE DUPUY HENRI DUPUY CONSTRUCTEUR-MECANICIEN Ile-Bouchard
Yes, that is the one.
Does anyone have more information about this car? I couldn't find it in my books.
A carte de visite of Dupuy:
From a recent Instagram post:
@Henri Dupuy and his cyclecar. As with many of these pioneering cyclecars little is known about it. Dupuy made his cyclecar (or was it cyclecars?) in L'Île-Bouchard in the Loire Valley, France and used this image as a promotional postcard. It's likely more postcards were made than cyclecars! The time he made it or them is unsure, but likely he was influenced by Bedelia or maybe even influenced them with the tandem seating. Narrow track on the belt driven 'Voiturette Dupuy' and a no doubt tiny motorcycle engine under the long bonnet. Note the headlight also, showing this was a car for day and also night!"