CLAVEAU 56
INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION
CLAVEAU 56
INDEPENDENT SUSPENSION
Production Years: 1956
Country: France
Number Produced: 1
This car is a prototype designed by Emile Claveau and presented at the Paris auto show in 1956.
The engine is a two stroke 3 cylinder from DKW, coupled with a four-speed gearbox. It is a unibody with four independent wheels. Rubber rings nested in each other provide the suspension; they were called “anneaux Neiman” and were installed with success on bikes and scooters.
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