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The original Waverley electric was a two-seater car with tiller steering and a single headlamp which sold for $850. During the Pope régime the line of models, now Pope-Waverley cars, was expanded to include closed bodies, including a miniature limousine Pope-Waverley car with a wheelbase of only 7ft 6in. After the failure of Pope, a large range of Pope-Waverley cars was marketed, with four different shaft-drive Pope-Waverley cars in 1914, and similar in appearance to petrol Pope-Waverley cars.
Source: Georgano, encyclopedia of motorcar; GMN
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