BPD (car)

The Brown, Paine & Dowland Ltd.. was a British manufacturer of cyclecars, who was based in Shoreham- by-Sea ( Sussex ). 1913, the company built there a Cyclecar named BPD.

The car was of an air-cooled V-2 engine from JAP driven, which gave 8 bhp ( 5.9 kW). The engine power is transmitted via a two-speed gearbox and belt to the rear wheels. It is not known whether there is more than one prototype is formed.

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