Curved Dash Oldsmobile C.1902 Cdo Runabout on 2040-cars
Northallerton, United Kingdom
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Barn Find Curved Dash Oldsmobile C.1902 - 5.5HP model. We bought the Curved Dash at Auction in May this year from the USA over the phone. The car was in a 'junk sale' and so the price was pretty good - Too good to miss! Anyway, we decided there might be a small profit in turning it over 'as is' without restoration and let someone else do any works required. The car will start but neither the accelerator nor brake linkages are connected so we have been unable to attempt to drive it. We don't know anything about it's history other than what the bill board image says that came with the car (see photo in the listing) We took this with a pinch of salt also as we don't think it's a prototype but of 1902 manufacture instead. The car is straight from the barn, it looks like its been stood along time. The body and the engine look original and a storage box has been added to the front of the Sleigh style body. This can be removed to back to original. The engine looks like 1902 as the 1903 engine has the large cooling fins. The front and rear axles is also the earlier type leading me believe the car is 1902 The car serial number stamped on the head is in the 9,000 range (Not going to write the serial number online) More pictures are available to serious enquirers. No dreamers please. The car comes with the associated import docs and UK taxes have been paid so the car could potentially reside here UK registered for the World Famous London - Brighton veteran car run. A UK registration document has been applied for. The car is situated Nr. Northallerton, North Yorkshire (UK) at my factory. This can be wooden crated and loaded and shipped anywhere in the world pretty much (even Australia) for Circa $1,000.00 to your port. The car is available for personal viewing. If I've missed anything please just ask. Winning bidder is to pay $1,000 deposit within 24hrs of auction close or it will be offered to the under bidder and complete the transaction within 14-days. This is the cheapest pre 1904 veteran car you'll see and the cheapest Brighton entry anywhere! |
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