Bonallack Minnow
Produced by a commercial body builder called Bonallack & Sons in East London, the Bonallack Minnow was a very small economy car.
Its box-section alloy chassis box was braced with crossmembers and the front suspension was independent by coil springs while a pivoted alloy subframe carried a single coil-sprung wheel at the rear.
The Excelsior Talisman 250cc two-cylinder two-stroke engine was rear-mounted. The simple open bodywork was made of aluminum sheet and featured a single headlamp. The vehicle had a vertical windscreen and a bench for a front seat along with a convertible hood and side curtains.
At £468 including tax, it was too expensive and too crude to make any impact.



| Maker | Bonallack & Sons |
|---|---|
| Country | United Kingdom |
| Production status | Production |
| Type | Open economy car |
| Engine | Excelsior Talisman 250 cc two-cylinder two-stroke, rear |
| Number of wheels | 3 |
| Body type | Aluminium sheet |
| Price | £468 |

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