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Villard

A 1931 Villard 500.  (My thanks to Kerry Croxton for sending in this picture)

Villard

Description

The Villard was first manufactured in Oise, France 1925 by “Ste des Automobiles Villard”. The vehicle was powered by a single-cylinder  345cc 2-stroke engine which drove the single front wheel via a 6-speed friction transmission and single chain. The Villard came in two versions, the first was a two-seater touring model that was capable of  35 mph, and the second was a sports model capable of 50 mph. By 1927 Villard began to also make 4-wheelers and by 1931 the 3-wheeler was built as a light delivery van powered by a 350cc Chaise engine. It was in this form that the most 3-wheelers were sold. Villard ceased production in 1935.

Detailed Information
Detailed Description

The Villard was first manufactured in Oise, France 1925 by “Ste des Automobiles Villard”. The vehicle was powered by a single-cylinder  345cc 2-stroke engine which drove the single front wheel via a 6-speed friction transmission and single chain. The Villard came in two versions, the first was a two-seater touring model that was capable of  35 mph, and the second was a sports model capable of 50 mph. By 1927 Villard began to also make 4-wheelers and by 1931 the 3-wheeler was built as a light delivery van powered by a 350cc Chaise engine. It was in this form that the most 3-wheelers were sold. Villard ceased production in 1935.

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Additional Information

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