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1904 Dedion Bouton Type Y 6hp Chassis Number: 135Registration Number: BS8759 Coming to us from previous South African ownership with paperwork dating back as far as 1946. This little Dedion is of the Y type which finished production in 1904. It has run the last two London to Brighton events on a t..

BZ 4078 is FIVA registered and was 1 of 4 Balilla 508S cars that came from italy as rolling chassis to the Fiat assembly plant in Wembley where there were bodied in an aluminium unlike the Italian cars which were steel bodied.  They were then shipped to Belfast where BZ4078 was by John McGrattan of Bangor County Down. Together with W. McM..

1900 Humber De Dion Engined Quadricycle 2.75HPRegistration No. BS8088Engine No. 9078Frame No. M1041CVCC Dating Cert No. 2177 Humber & Co Ltd was a British manufacturer with its headquarters based in Coventry, incorporated as early as 1887 where the company’s primary source of income was the ‘Bicycle ..

1904 Oldsmobile 6C 7HP Runabout - VCC Dated  Registration No. BS8670Chassis No. 21602Engine No. 21602VCC Dating Certificate No. 4169 Known as the 'Curved Dash' for obvious reasons, Ransom Eli Olds's gasoline-powered runabout was first offered for sale in 1901, following a fire at ..

1904 De Dion Bouton Type W 10HP Twin Cylinder Rear Entrance TonneauRegistration No. H42 Engine No. 1312B VCC Dating Certificate No. 130 The first indication in the British press that the De Dion Bouton company was preparing to produce a twin cylinder vehicle was a full-page advertisement in The Autocar on Octob..

1901 Albion Model A1 8HP Twin Cylinder Dog CartRegistration No. BS8677Chassis No. 45E Established in 1899 in Finnieston Street Glasgow by Dr Thomas Blackwood Murray and Norman Fulton, the Albion Motor Company were once the largest provider of commercial vehicles in the British Empire. Albion were famed for their relia..

Very original car. Old pictures available.  ASI Gold Plate. Dutch license.  Regurlary use for rallies in the past years. Very spectactular to drive.

1901 International Charette 6HP Double Phaeton   Engine No. 62 Engine Displacement. 823VCC Dated 8 time London to Brighton finisher  The International Motor Car Company, of London, England, was not related in any way to the more famous International Harvester Company of the United..