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0190 - Tyseley, Birmingham

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Perry Motor Company, the manufacturer of the Perry automobiles, was founded in 1903 in Tyseley, Birmingham, England. The company was established by Arthur Wall and Thomas Perry and initially focused on producing bicycles and tricycles. Over time, they transitioned into automobile manufacturing and gained a reputation for their well-built and reliable vehicles. Perry Motor Company continued operations in Tyseley until 1915 when they moved to larger premises in nearby Bordesley Green. The company experienced moderate success during its existence, producing a range of cars and commercial vehicles. However, financial difficulties emerged in the late 1920s, and by 1934, Perry Motor Company was acquired by the Morris Motor Company. Under Morris ownership, the Perry name was gradually phased out, and the facilities in Bordesley Green became part of the larger Morris manufacturing operations. Today, the legacy of Perry automobiles lives on through the surviving vehicles and the interest of automotive enthusiasts in vintage and classic cars.

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