Campbell was a steam automobile built by Archibald M Campbell at Hobart, Tasmania in 1901-1912. Three cars were built.
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Campbell
According to Gilltraps’ Australian Cars from 1879, Campbell built three automobiles, in Tasmania, between 1900 and 1912, steam; electric; and petrol vehicles.
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