Winton Six-33

The Winton Six-33, cataloged as the Model 22-A, was the lighter and cheaper six-cylinder car that Winton introduced in 1916 after a long gap with no new design. Where the larger Model 22 Six-48 had a 138-inch wheelbase and a 525 cubic-inch engine, the Six-33 gave up ten inches of wheelbase and used a smaller 348 cubic-inch six rated at 33 horsepower, at about two-thirds of the larger car's price. Bodies ranged from touring to convertible limousine. By the early 1920s the company had reduced its line to a single model that evolved from the Six-33, and only a few hundred cars sold in 1922 and 1923 before the firm closed in February 1924.