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English: Arthur William Wall was an engineer behind early 20th century ROC motorcycles, also three wheel tricars, and the Wall Auto-Wheel. In 1912 he announced this 4-wheel cyclecar as a development of his tricar - though it never seems to have made it to production
Date
Source The Motor Cycle, 25th July 1921, p841
Author Unknown authorUnknown author

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The prototype Wall 4-wheel cyclecar with Mr Arthur William Wall at the wheel

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