Rolls-Royce 'Silver Ghost' 6 cylinder 40-50 h.p. motor car, 1907-1911, model (scale 1:4). Model of a Rolls-Royce 'Silver Ghost' motor car 1907-1911
Amphibious vehicle known as an "Amphicar". 1967, registration number KTR133E 'Amphicar' amphibious vehicle, 1967 1967
Lanchester 38 H.P. motor car, 1913, Registration Mark A259. Six-cylinder vertical engine with side rocker-operated inlet and exhaust valves, wick form of vaporiser fed with a positive-acting pump, 3 speed and reverse epicyclic gearbox, multi-plate clutch and multi-plate transmission brake and an underslung worm-driven live axle. Limousine body. Lanchester 38 H.P. motor car, 1913 1913
Renaux motor tricycle, 1899. Made and designed by M. Renaux in 1899. It achieved notoriety by coming first in the 1899 Paris to St Malo motorcycle race averaging 31.25 mph and beating many of the popular De Dion motor tricycles. The Autocar magazine held the engine of the Renaux motor-tricycle in high esteem featuring a detailed article on its design and workings. Though privately made the motor-tricycle was soon picked up by manufactures, Marshall & Co. for mass production. Renaux Motor Tricycle, 1899 1899
Bentley 4.25 litre motor car, 1939. Fitted with a special coupé body made by the coachbuilding firm of Gurney Nutting. The 29.4hp, 6-cylinder, overhead valve engine develops 126 bhp and can propel the car at over 90 mph and the car can cruise comfortably at 70 mph. Registration number FLH4; Engine no. E. 5. BK; Chassis no. B.40MR. 4.2 litre engine coupe motor car 1939
Model of Jaguar motor car, (scale 1:10), by Jaguar Cars Limited, England, United Kingdom, 1938 Model of Jaguar motor car 1938
Bollee tandem motor tricycle, slightly damaged, ignition tube missing Bollee motor tricycle 1896-1897
Model (scale 1:14) chassis of petrol motor car with live axle and shaft transmission. Model of a motor car chassis 1904
Daimler 20 h.p. saloon motor car, registration number XJ 5838. Built in 1933 by Daimler Company Limited in Coventry. It has a Knight double sleeve-valve engine, a Daimler fluid flywheel and a Wilson four speed pre-selective gearbox resulting in a smooth and silent performance. Daimler 20 h.p. Saloon Motor Car 1933