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Latest revision as of 11:13, 17 December 2018
1950 April. Company formed by Harry Ferguson with Freddy Dixon and Tony Rolt to develop the Crab, a revolutionary four-wheel drive family car. Claude Hill was the main designer. Dixon soon fell out with Ferguson and left
The company moved to Coventry
1961 Built an experimental race car.[1]
1972 Company closed with John R. Peacock as a director
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