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Stoneleigh Cars

'Stoneleigh' was a sub-brand of Siddeley-Deasy (later 'Armstrong-Siddeley') and was launched in 1912 for the sales of commercial vehicles. The first Stoneleigh vehicles were in fact re-badged BSA 13.9hp cars with a new radiator. During the First World War 100 of these Stoneleigh trucks went to Russia. In 1921 Armstrong-Siddeley saw the need to manufacture a light car and gave the name 'Stoneleigh' to this new product launched in 1921. This light car had a 1,010cc vee-twin engine which seems to have derived from a Hotchkiss design (a similiar engine was produced with differences by B.S.A. for its own 3-wheeler cars). Stoneleigh cars did not sell, and Armstrong-Siddeley had ended this brand by 1924.

Stoneleigh 9hp 1923 - badge on radiator	Stoneleigh 9hp 1923 - plate on dashboard	Stoneleigh 9hp 1923. In 1921 Siddeley developed a new vee-twin engine of 1,010cc which seemed to borrow features from Hotchkiss and overhead valve gear from BSA	Stoneleigh 9hp 1923. 'Stoneleigh' was a sub-brand of Siddeley-Deasy (later 'Armstrong-Siddeley') and was launched in 1912 for the sales of commercials and economical cars. This 1923 Stoneleigh has a 998cc v-twin air-colled engine of about 9hp. The owner of this car said it had no differential and could not take tight corners.	Stoneleigh 9hp 1923. The original Stoneleigh had a 'Chummy' body with a central drive and passengers sat behind and either side, but sales models had more conventional seating. A few saloon bodies were built.
Stoneleigh 9hp 1923. The Stoneleigh was intended to be a very cheap light car, but Armstrong-Siddeley could not match the price of the new Austin Seven, and the Stoneleigh bodies were very basic compared to Austins	Armstrong Siddeley Cars	Austin Seven	BSA TW	Jowett Flat Twin
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