Offered from the 'Somerset Hoard', barn stored since circa 1939Registration no. Y 3907 (formerly Y 311)Chassis no. 476Engine no. 684• Early American electric car built for the British market• Original electric bell under footboard• Original headlamp• Original registration num..
Offered from the 'Somerset Hoard', barn stored since circa 1939Registration no. A 3367Engine no. 3231• New model for the 1903 season• Trembler coil ignition• Flitch-plate chassis construction• Original registration Hidden away from public view for more than eight decades..
Offered from the 'Somerset Hoard', barn stored since circa 1939Coachwork by Hollick & Pratt Co LtdRegistration no. FX 7944Chassis no. 65 (stamped LXV)Engine no. 12075• De Dion Bouton engine• Original British Motor Traction Co licence plate• Detachable groom seat to rear..
HighlightsRare early De Dion‑Bouton, highly collectibleBeautiful presentation and coherent historyEligible for major international veteran eventsA centrepiece for any prestigious collection Vis‑à‑vis “La Petite Voiture” – High‑quality restoration – Veteran car eligible ..
This is build by M.H. Daley of Charles city , Iowa , USA . He did build 6 of these cars , but ended this production , and continued his work with farm maschinery and equipments instead. This is the only known to exist . Found and bought by famous Henry Austin Clark ( Long Island automotive museum ,USA ) in 1962 .
A rare opportunity to acquire what is believed to be the only surviving Beeston Ladies’ Model motor tricycle. The New Beeston Cycle Co. was one of the earliest British cycle manufacturers to enter the emerging motor-vehicle industry. After experimenting with prototypes from 1896, the company introduced motor tricycles powere..
Datata dal VCCImmatricolazione europeaComprovata esperienza nei rallyQuattro postiCondizioni splendideCapote e parabrezza Sognate di partecipare alla celebre London to Brighton Veteran Car Run? Questa potrebbe essere la vostra occasione per affrontarla già quest’anno!
Sold | $179,200 USD Originally delivered to Philadelphia’s Engine Company 42Reportedly only five owners since newMeticulous 15-year restoration; in beautiful condition throughoutAn outstanding showpiece for any collection By the latter part of the 19th century, there were more than 80 manufacturers o..