Marks and W. Moir who designed an unconventional, chassis-less[1] car to be manufactured in Australia.
It was a two-seater that featured a body made of laminated wood.
The motor, supplied by Wolsely, was mounted longitudinally behind the front seats.
This increased ground clearance and minimized power loss compared to more orthodox driveline configurations.
After attempts to raise finance for further development, another car was built by Scienne's Engineering Company of Botany.