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This two seat runabout, which has a confirmed entry for the 2010 Brighton Run, has successfully completed the last two runs. The present owner acquired the car about three years ago since when his objective has been to make it fully operational for road use while at the same time conserving its amazing unrestored appearance. Of course anyone buying..

From the Buess Family Collection. Single Ownership Since 1944, Entirely Original and Unrestored

Originally formed in 1883, De Dion Bouton initially produced steam vehicles then progressed to motor tricycles and quadricycles before producing their first motor cars in 1899. The company were great innovators and produced advanced machines which no doubt helped establish them as one of the most successful manufacturers in the early days of motori..

Built in Cambridge, Massachusetts this early American 3.5 hp air cooled single cylinder car is great fun as it has a very comfortable ride and is surprisingly quick as well as being really easy to drive with its two speed clutchless gearchange. It has also got to be one of the less expensive four wheel Brighton Run eligible vehicles and being built..

1896?? Holley Horseless Carriage Registration number BS8022 An utterly unique & charming motoring conveyance from the dawn of the combustion engine. Engine Capacity: 1 litre Body Style: H

Lovely, practical veteran car, Restored some years ago, ready to go.Model R'' 5 HP. Artillery wheels.

The New Orleans car is the Belgian Vivinus built under licence in the UK by Burford, Van Toll and Co of Twickenham. It is a charming and amazingly original motor car which comes with lots of historical information and photographs showing it on various Brighton Runs including the 1929 event! It is a really lovely piece of early motoring history. ..

Darracqs are held in high esteem and anyone driving this four seat rear entrance tonneau will soon see why. The car, which has a good history, has a strong and easy to start single cylinder engine mated to a simple to use conventional three speed gearbox, it also has positive steering and good brakes so it drives well. I understand that it is very ..

1903 Grout Model J for sale. Restored in the 1950's . National AACA first prize winner in 1953. Featured in the AACA magazine Sept 1952 and June 1953. This four passenger impressive car stands 6 feet tall at the top of the seat. It features a new 18†boiler and burner, is equipped with two engine driven water pumps and power fuel pump. With brake..

1900 Locomobile, restored in the mid 70's from an all original car . AACA first award in 1977. All mechanicals appear to be original including the burner and pumps. The body is newer with “sharpâ€maroon and black paint. The car has been driven very little since restoration. The bright work has been chrome plated, for less maintenance; most is in ..