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[[image:Im19221103CyCar-Amilcar.jpg|thumb| November 1922. ]]
[[image:Im19221103CyCar-Amilcar.jpg|thumb| November 1922. ]]
[[Image:Im19221104MC-Stew.jpg|thumb| November 1922. ]]
[[Image:Im19221104MC-Stew.jpg|thumb| November 1922. ]]
[[Image:Im20120303Bon-i063.jpg|thumb| c1922. Amilcar Sports. ]]


[[image:Im20110514Ang-Amil-c004.jpg|thumb| 1929. Amilcar (CGS). 1,244cc. Reg No: BS 9947. ]]
[[image:Im20110514Ang-Amil-c004.jpg|thumb| 1929. Amilcar (CGS). 1,244cc. Reg No: BS 9947. ]]

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1922. Amilcar CC. Four-cylinders. 903cc. Exhibit at the Manoir de L'Automobile, Loheac.
February 1922.
November 1922.
November 1922.
c1922. Amilcar Sports.
1929. Amilcar (CGS). 1,244cc. Reg No: BS 9947.
September 1929.
October 1929.

French maker.

Handled in the UK by W. L. Stewart and Co.

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