Tracfort

Automobiles Tracfort was a French manufacturer of automobiles.

Company History

Louis Carle in 1933 founded the company. Location was the Rue de Normandie 71 in Gennevilliers. The production of automobiles began. The brand name was Tracfort. It was designed by Adolphe Bourbonnet, who worked at Derby before. 1935 production ended.

Rolling stock

The only model was a modification of the Ford Cologne Ford or Y, but with front wheel drive. For this purpose, the wheelbase was extended to 264 cm. To drive the four-cylinder engine from Ford made with 933 cc displacement. On offer were a two-to dreisitziger sports car Irlande and a two-door, four-seat sedan Mouette.

Spelling

In a catalog of the company in 1934 the logo is imaged as indicated also the company name and address. The notation is in both cases Tracfort. Other literature also uses the spelling Tracfort.

In older encyclopedias often finds the misspelling Tracford.

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