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Very elegant French built 4 cylinder 2.4 litre three speed two seater in excellent condition

The James Cycle Company became a public company in 1897. Then Harold James, the founder of the company, quietly retired from the scene. When the first James motorcycle was marketed in 1902, Harold had already passed away. The veteran James models were merely strengthened bicycles with Derby and Minerva engines. This 4 ¼ HP (86x103) has been ..

What a cute car this is...and in original condition. 1914 Metz Model 22 Runabout. 4 cylinder, 22 Horsepower motor with a 90" Wheelbase. "The Gearless Car." No clutch to slip, no gears to strip. This has got to be the best original car I have found. It is fascinating to see in person and has patina only time can create. This is a great sta..

One of the first with a Delage engine. Powerfull car in excellent running order.

A very interesting early 20 HP and stylish with original features. Ex UK registration CF 2702. Now Jersey registered so 5% VAT would apply if imported back into the EU. Mechanically overhauled in the late1960's this 20 HP was then placed into a Museum in the USA. Bought at auction in the 1980's in the UK and subsequently transported to Jersey where..

GZU-41, a 'V' Series Chassis ('long' type), was ordered by Major Douglas Granville King in September, 1932. Major King's service record shows the following information: Douglas Granville King was born Feb 5th, 1893 in Jersey and was educated at Clifton College, Bristol, where he joined the College Cadet Corps and soon graduated to officer rank. O..

This Cadillac was restored for show and TOURING. With its electric start by Cadillac, 40 hp. motor, and high gearing-- it can be driven at freeway speeds with ease. The restoration was done over 15 years ago, however it still presents as a show car. For more information: Robertmpass.com

This car is a very original survivor which was sold new in 1912 and has had few owners, and was in dry storage from 1954 until I acquired the car in 2003. I mechanically restored the car but have left the cosmetics completely as found so the new owner can either continue to use it in its unmolested state or 'do it up'.... I would prefer the new o..

Charming, attractive and easy to drive Edwardian family motoring at a very reasonable price!

A very attractive and rakish car, unlike some PIII’s, being sporting and low, in lovely condition, correct, sound, smart and running very well. Included with the car is a very impressive history file, detailing some of its early life, including a letter from the Ministry of War Transport, dated 1943, referring to a ‘special demand for an Allie..