Zero register
Zero CarCraft
Terry Whiteman and his son Leigh founded the company in Lytham in the county of Lancashire in 1991. They began with the production of automobiles and kits. The brand name was CC. In 2000 the production ended. The first model was Zero. The base was a tubular steel frame. The open body consisted largely of aluminium panels, only the front and the fenders were made of fibreglass. Many parts, including the two-cylinder engine, came from the Fiat 126. A total of about 21 copies were produced. Zero Engineering continued production to 2004.
Zero Engineering
The chassis was welded by hand in London. The complete mechanics were taken over from the Fiat 126. Various parts are specially adapted. Only two cars were made.
