Classic 1900 Vehicles

50 Pins

28w

Collection by

Greg

1900 Auge 8-9HP Dos-a-Dos Phaeton - Daniel Augé et Cie was a short-lived early French automobile manufacturer based in Levallois-Perret. In business from 1899 to just 1901. Howevef, company did not build many cars, and this is the only known survivor. Power is from water-cooled flat-twin originally rated at five horsepower. The engine was dubbed “cyclops” and featured electric ignition. The engine is up front and is paired with a two-speed transmission and chain drive. Goodwood Festival Of Speed, Veteran Car, Festival Of Speed, Golden Age, Automobile, Peter Phillips, Wind Screen, Motor Car

Goodwood Festival Of Speed

1900 Auge 8-9HP Dos-a-Dos Phaeton - Daniel Augé et Cie was a short-lived early French automobile manufacturer based in Levallois-Perret. In business from 1899 to just 1901. Howevef, company did not build many cars, and this is the only known survivor. Power is from water-cooled flat-twin originally rated at five horsepower. The engine was dubbed “cyclops” and featured electric ignition. The engine is up front and is paired with a two-speed transmission and chain drive.

1900 Thomas Hyler-White English Mechanic Two Seater - The concept of build-it-yourself cars dates back to the early 19th century when Thomas Hyler-White produced and sold a design for a car in a magazine called The English Mechanic. With each issue of The English Mechanic, readers would get the next step of the plan to build their very own two-passenger car at home. Car Model, Cars Trucks, Replica Cars, Car Mechanic, Carros, Cycle Car, Vehicles

1900 Thomas Hyler-White English Mechanic Two Seater - The concept of build-it-yourself cars dates back to the early 19th century when Thomas Hyler-White produced and sold a design for a car in a magazine called The English Mechanic. With each issue of The English Mechanic, readers would get the next step of the plan to build their very own two-passenger car at home.

1900 Canda Auto-Quadricycle - The Canda Manufacturing Company was based in Cartaret, New Jersey. In 1896 they acquired the rights to the Duryea Brothers gasoline engine. Their first car was produced in 1900, and it looked like this. The Auto-Quadricycle was a four-wheeled forecar with a single-cylinder engine. This car features a De Dion-Bouton single-cylinder engine rated at 1¾ horsepower. Tricycle, Car Features, S Car, 1962 Chevy Impala, Bicycle Seats, Engine, Car, First Car

1900 Canda Auto-Quadricycle - The Canda Manufacturing Company was based in Cartaret, New Jersey. In 1896 they acquired the rights to the Duryea Brothers gasoline engine. Their first car was produced in 1900, and it looked like this. The Auto-Quadricycle was a four-wheeled forecar with a single-cylinder engine. This car features a De Dion-Bouton single-cylinder engine rated at 1¾ horsepower.

1900 Mignonette-Luap 2.25HP Voiturette - Mignonette-Luap was a short-lived product of Jiel-Laval et Cie of Bordeaux, France. Produced only between 1899 and 1900, power is from a 2.25-horsepower De Dion-Bouton single-cylinder engine mounted at the rear. It has tiller steering and a two-speed gearbox.

1900 MMC 6HP Charette Rear-Entrance Tonneau - The Great Horseless Carriage Company was founded by Harry J. Lawson, who would end up in prison by the time MMC, The Great Horseless Carriage Company’s successor, went out of business (for the first time) in 1904. MMC staggered around until 1908, but it was the early years that they did their best work. Lawson had managed to get his hands on the Daimler patent, and this car’s six horsepower, 1.5-liter inline-twin was a Daimler engine. Vintage, Retro, Brighton, Antique Cars, Old Cars

1900 MMC 6HP Charette Rear-Entrance Tonneau - The Great Horseless Carriage Company was founded by Harry J. Lawson, who would end up in prison by the time MMC, The Great Horseless Carriage Company’s successor, went out of business (for the first time) in 1904. MMC staggered around until 1908, but it was the early years that they did their best work. Lawson had managed to get his hands on the Daimler patent, and this car’s six horsepower, 1.5-liter inline-twin was a Daimler engine.

1900 Rockwell Hansom Cab - This interesting car is described as the first motorized (non-electric) taxicab in New York City. The Rockwell was a car named for Albert Rockwell, who sold the car under the Connecticut Cab Company banner. The Bristol Engineering Company of Bristol, Connecticut built the cars. By 1910, 200 Rockwell cabs were roaming Manhattan. Shortly after, a new taxi company took over and imported cabs from France. The car is believed to have been electrically-powered at first. Oldsmobile, Old Classic Cars, Rockwell, Norwalk, Edwardian Era, Automobile Ancienne

1900 Rockwell Hansom Cab - This interesting car is described as the first motorized (non-electric) taxicab in New York City. The Rockwell was a car named for Albert Rockwell, who sold the car under the Connecticut Cab Company banner. The Bristol Engineering Company of Bristol, Connecticut built the cars. By 1910, 200 Rockwell cabs were roaming Manhattan. Shortly after, a new taxi company took over and imported cabs from France. The car is believed to have been electrically-powered at first.

1900 Knox Model A 5HP Runabout

1900s English Mechanic DIY Car

1900s English Mechanic DIY Car

1900 Cleveland Sperry System Electric Stanhope

1900 Clement-Panhard 4½HP Type VCP Voiture Légère Vis-a-Vis - Clement-Panhards were available between 1898 and about 1900. They featured a rear-mounted single-cylinder engine that made 4.5 horsepower and drove the rear wheels through an exposed-gear transmission. In the U.K., these were called Clement-Stirlings or Stirling-Panhards. Only about 500 were built and body styles differed wildly from chassis to chassis. Car Manufacturers, Horsepower, Rubber Tires

Car Manufacturers

Horsepower

Rubber Tires

1900 Clement-Panhard 4½HP Type VCP Voiture Légère Vis-a-Vis - Clement-Panhards were available between 1898 and about 1900. They featured a rear-mounted single-cylinder engine that made 4.5 horsepower and drove the rear wheels through an exposed-gear transmission. In the U.K., these were called Clement-Stirlings or Stirling-Panhards. Only about 500 were built and body styles differed wildly from chassis to chassis.

c.1900 De Dion Bouton Quadricycle Chassis

1900 Gasmobile Runabout - the Automobile Company of America in New York City, founded in 1899 by a group of early car industry veterans, originally the builders of the American, the company’s product was rechristened the following year as the Gasmobile – a name they felt was more descriptive in an era when steam and electric cars were also being made. American Motors, American Motor Company, Cars For Sale, Car Wheels, Automobile Companies

American Motors

American Motor Company

Cars For Sale

Car Wheels

Automobile Companies

1900 Gasmobile Runabout - the Automobile Company of America in New York City, founded in 1899 by a group of early car industry veterans, originally the builders of the American, the company’s product was rechristened the following year as the Gasmobile – a name they felt was more descriptive in an era when steam and electric cars were also being made.