Earlier this week in the PreWarCar.com magazine...

In the photograph, we see King Rama VI of Thailand. He was the King of the Chakri-Dynasty from 1910 until 1925. The photo is taken during his visit to the Donmuang Airbase in 1916. We think the car we see is probably a Napier. Can it be a 40/50 HP?

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You cannot deny it. What a beauty! She is absolutely gorgeous. Her rich dark blue colour, her Landaulet body and the fine details… And this car remained with its original manufacturer for a remarkable 58 years.

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“When I was just 14 years old I dug up the remains of this WD Norton 16H. I restored it over the following 3 years and ran it around our paddock for a few years after that. I've regretted selling it ever since. I'd just love to find RGW 98 and see if I can buy it back.”

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We chose three project cars for you to look at and decided whether one of them might be something for you. When comparing the three, we took one critical thing into consideration, the size of your garage: small, medium, LARGE.

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A beautiful lady comfortable sitting on the back of a PreWarCar. It only gets better if we tell you this young lady owned YE7109. Her son would love to find it or at least discover what the car was. Do you know what mum's old car was or where it is today?

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This is a 1914 Briscoe Model B Deluxe Tourer. It was called "the First French Car at an American Price".  Brothers Benjamin and Frank had studied automobile production in France at Renault in Billancourt and called themselves Briscoe Frères.