An important part of British engineering and transport heritage; one of just two Scammell 100-tonners built and the only survivor in running and driving order; affectionately know as 'Leaping Lena'; arguably the most significant surviving British heavy haulage vehicle Initially conceived after the need arose for UK built Kit..
Original condition 1926 Hotchkiss AM2, mechanically complete and sound. Lively 4 cylinder/13CV overhead valve engine. Four wheel brakes. Original wooden spoke wheels were rebuilt in the 1960s (spokes and felloes). Original Weymann saloon body was dismantled but is still with the car. Nice solid horseshoe Bugatti look-alike radiator in very good ..
1926
Hotchkiss
AM2
€ 12.000
Location: Nouvelle-Zélande
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1910 Mitchell Model S - 50HP Six Cylinder
Based in Racine, Wisconsin and being the largest wagon manufacturer in the USA, Mitchell-Lewis produced their first motor car in 1903. Sales grew ..