Rytecraft

Rytecraft was a British car brand.

Company History

The company British Motor Boat Manufacturing Co Limited of London started in 1934 with the production of automobiles.

1940, the production was stopped.

Rolling stock

The only model Scootacar was a very small car. Initially made ​​an engine from Villiers Ltd. with 98 cc capacity to drive the open single-seater. Later, an engine with 250 cc displacement was used. With this engine, also open two-seater were equipped.

A vehicle of this make was to visit the Ramsgate Motor Museum in Ramsgate.

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