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1922 Made two-seater cars with the Koh-i-Nor engine from [[Kennedy Motor Co]] | 1922 Made two-seater cars with the Koh-i-Nor engine from [[Kennedy Motor Co]] | ||
1923 The boat-shaped sidecar for motorcycles originated with Edward Bowser, Park Lane, Leeds.<ref>Yorkshire Evening Post - Monday 15 October 1923</ref> | |||
1928 Advertisement for recovering of car hoods by Edwin Bowser, Burley Street, Leeds.<ref>Yorkshire Evening Post - Wednesday 28 November 1928</ref> | |||
1938 Bowser sidecars the 'oldest make of sidecar in the world'. 83 Kirkstall Road, Leeds.<ref>Yorkshire Evening Post - Friday 15 July 1938</ref> | |||
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of Burley Street, Leeds. Motorcycle side-cars.
1922 Made two-seater cars with the Koh-i-Nor engine from Kennedy Motor Co
1923 The boat-shaped sidecar for motorcycles originated with Edward Bowser, Park Lane, Leeds.[1]
1928 Advertisement for recovering of car hoods by Edwin Bowser, Burley Street, Leeds.[2]
1938 Bowser sidecars the 'oldest make of sidecar in the world'. 83 Kirkstall Road, Leeds.[3]
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