Woodrow (automobile)
Woodrow & Company was a British manufacturer of automobiles, which was based in Stockport (Cheshire ). Between 1913 and 1915 she presented two different models, 8 hp and 10 hp, ago.
The 1913 cars were made with air-or water-cooled V2 engines from JAP equipped with 964 cc displacement, a three -speed transmission and a chain to the rear axle. Unlike other compact cars this time, a differential was installed in the rear axle. 1914/15, these engines were complemented by a larger engine had a displacement of 1090 cc, with water cooling was available and was supplied by Precision. There was also a sport version with a long, forward tapered hood. The Woodrow was very large for its class with a length of 3302 mm and a width of 1219 mm. The weight was 356 kg, which is above the limit of cyclecars.