Winton was a car company that made some of the first cars in America. They were based in Ohio and were active from the late 1800s until the 1920s.
Winton was an early American automobile manufacturer based in Cleveland, Ohio, known for producing some of the first gasoline-powered cars in the early 1900s.
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"No, but Wintons, they were built in Cleveland, Ohio from the late 1800s into the 1920s."
What a 1928 Model A Ford and McPherson College's Restoration Program Taught Students About Classic Car Culture To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History
"And so some other circuits, Winton and what have you, doesn't load a tyre in the same way as some other circuits."
Trevor Sheumack | Part 2 - the Michelin Man & rallying a beast! Rusty's Garage
"And so he came up with a whole list of things that he thought would improve the car... and went back to Winton and met with Alexander Winton to share these things."
Packards, Fords and a review of the Honda Pilot The Car Doctor Podcast
Episodes Mentioning "Winton"
What a 1928 Model A Ford and McPherson College's Restoration Program Taught Students About Classic Car Culture
To All The Cars I've Loved Before: Classic Car Restoration, JDM, and Automotive History
V8SP: Steven Richards | Part 2 – Super Touring & taking on the UK
The V8 Sleuth Podcast
V8SP: Steven Richards | Part 1 – Team 18, Formula Ford & AUSCAR
The V8 Sleuth Podcast
Trevor Sheumack | Part 2 - the Michelin Man & rallying a beast!
Rusty's Garage
Packards, Fords and a review of the Honda Pilot
The Car Doctor Podcast
V8SP: Mark Skaife (Part 2)
The V8 Sleuth Podcast
The Undercut Q&A - Bring back ‘V8 Supercars’?
The V8 Sleuth Podcast
The Undercut – Fuelling the feuds in Supercars!
The V8 Sleuth Podcast
Sam Shahin | Part 1 - growing up a refugee before a fresh start in Australia
Rusty's Garage