Aero Car (1919 automobile)

The Aero Car Engineering Company Ltd.. was a British automobile manufacturer in Upper Clapton, near London. The brand name was depending on the source or Aerocar Aero Car. An indication of the company used the spelling Aerocar without a space. On offer was a Cyclecar.

Between 1919 and 1920 they made a vehicle with two-cylinder boxer engine with 5/7 hp ( 5.14 kW ) ago. The engine came from Blackburne and the transmission from Sturmey - Archer. The structure had a " bullnose " radiator and a pointed tail.

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