FWMV, World Champion 1963–76 Hillman Imp, 875 – 998cc derivative of the FWMA, adapted by Rootes 1964-65 Brabham BT11, 1497cc FWMV 1965 Lotus 33, 1497cc FWMV, World Champion 1965–75 Bond 875 and Bond Ranger, low compression version of Imp engine 1967-74 Ginetta G15, 875cc Imp and 998cc Rally Imp engines 1971-74 Clan Crusader, 875cc Imp engine See also Cosworth List of automotive superlatives Forklift truck References Bibliography 'Coventry Climax Racing Engines: The Definitive Development History' Author – Des Hammill () 'History of Coventry Climax' from Archive.Org 'Climax in Coventry' Author Walter Hassan () External links Coventry Climax (Class 12) UK trade mark registration. https://trademarks.ipo.gov.uk/ipo-tmcase/page/Results/1/UK00003116965Development of zero-emission hydrogen fuel cell drivetrains. Kalmar Limited UK (Formerly Kalmar Climax) 2.75L FPF warming up on Cooper T54 The technical history of the Jaguar V12 engine Jaguar V12 explained by Walter Hassan and Harry Mundy Coventry Climax F.A. engine – a 1939 Flight advertisement Catalogue of the Conveyancer Group (Rubery Owen Conveyancer Ltd) archives, held at the Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick Catalogue of the Conveyancer Fork Lift Trucks Ltd archives, held at the Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick Catalogue of the Conveyancer-Scott Electric Vehicles Ltd archives, held at the Modern Records Centre, University of Warwick Formula One engine manufacturers Forklift truck manufacturers British Leyland Engine manufacturers of the United Kingdom Manufacturing companies based in Coventry Manufacturing companies established in 1903 Coventry motor companies 1903 establishments in England British companies established in 1903 History of science and technology in the United Kingdom