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'''Sizaire-Naudin''' was a French [[automobile]] | '''Sizaire-Naudin''' was a French [[automobile]] manufacturer. | ||
Sizaire-Naudin began around 1905 with basic single cylinder vehicles. | Sizaire-Naudin began around 1905 with basic single cylinder vehicles. | ||
Revision as of 00:52, 25 January 2007
Sizaire-Naudin was a French automobile manufacturer.
Sizaire-Naudin began around 1905 with basic single cylinder vehicles. Independent front suspension by transverse leaf springs and sliding pillar were identical to earlier Decauville motor vehicles.
Unique gearbox by means of an integral 3 speed differential - 3 straight cut pinions brought to bear in turn on a single large straight cut crown wheel. Enjoyed great success in early voiturette races with rules which limited cylinder bore (but did not specify stroke length).
By 1911 the single cylinder format was outmoded, and an attempt to fit 4 cylinder engines did not result in significantly increased sales.
