AEM Commanchero Six
The AEM Commanchero Six is a rare six-wheel version of the AEM Scout, a Mini-based utility vehicle. The Scout was built in Britain by several small firms in turn, among them Import Export of Spalding in Lincolnshire, AEM in Merthyr Tydfil, South Wales, and The Sun Motor Company of Solihull. It used a Mini engine, gearbox and front subframe, with a zinc-coated body that was styled differently from the Mini Moke.
The six-wheeler was a small series of about 20 cars, made for a hotel chain in the Middle East. It has a 1300 ‘Cooper’ engine, front-wheel drive, a wooden dash and 13-inch Weller wheels. The open-top canopy body seats four and has a huge luggage compartment.
| Maker | AEM |
|---|---|
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Production status | Small series (about 20 built) |
| Type | Six-wheel Mini-based microcar, 4 seats |
| Engine | 1300 Cooper |
| Drive | Front-wheel drive |
| Number of wheels | 6 |
| Body type | Canopy open-top, 13 in Weller wheels |
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