The company name was originally the name for a motorcycle sidecar on a custom-built car. However, the company was renamed to reflect a new business that started as an automotive sidecar company selling sidecars to dealerships. The sidecars were mostly built in the 1950s and 60s, the first and second generation, and the third generation. The three generations were known as the swallow, the swallow sidecar, and the swallow sidecar.
The company name was originally the name for a motorcycle sidecar on a custom-built car. However, the company was renamed to reflect a new business that started as an automotive sidecar company selling sidecars to dealerships. The sidecars were mostly built in the 1950s and 60s, the first and second generation, and the third generation. The three generations were known as the swallow, the swallow sidecar, and the swallow sidecar.The company was started by Henry F. and Fred H. Wolff in 1955. Wolff was the president and general manager, and Henry F. the owner. Wolff died in 1995 and Henry F. became the company’s chairman. The name change was made in 2015.
The company name was originally the name for a motorcycle sidecar on a custom-built car. However, the company was renamed to reflect a new business that started as an automotive sidecar company selling sidecars to dealerships. The sidecars were mostly built in the 1950s and 60s, the first and second generation, and the third generation. The three generations were known as the swallow, the swallow sidecar, and the swallow sidecar.The company was started by Henry F. and Fred H. Wolff in 1955. Wolff was the president and general manager, and Henry F. the owner. Wolff died in 1995 and Henry F. became the company’s chairman. The name change was made in 2015.Wolff’s son Fred H. Wolff III continues to be an active CEO of the company. Wolff III was the first of three generations of the Wolff sidecar company. The other two were Henry F. III and Fred H. Wolff II. Wolff III’s son Fred H. Wolff IV became the third generation of the Wolff sidecar company.
The company name was originally the name for a motorcycle sidecar on a custom-built car. However, the company was renamed to reflect a new business that started as an automotive sidecar company selling sidecars to dealerships. The sidecars were mostly built in the 1950s and 60s, the first and second generation, and the third generation. The three generations were known as the swallow, the swallow sidecar, and the swallow sidecar.The company was started by Henry F. and Fred H. Wolff in 1955. Wolff was the president and general manager, and Henry F. the owner. Wolff died in 1995 and Henry F. became the company’s chairman. The name change was made in 2015.Wolff’s son Fred H. Wolff III continues to be an active CEO of the company. Wolff III was the first of three generations of the Wolff sidecar company. The other two were Henry F. III and Fred H. Wolff II. Wolff III’s son Fred H. Wolff IV became the third generation of the Wolff sidecar company.Wolff was also a pioneer in the field of sidecar suspension. Many manufacturers of motorcycle sidecars are still using Wolffs suspension principle. He was involved in the development of the suspension principle used in many sidecars. His son Fred H. Wolff III is an active member of the sidecar suspension and design company, Wolff Suspension. Wolff Suspension also has a website called Wolffs, which lists a number of other companies that use Wolffs suspension principle.
