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£74,750

1908 Vulcan 20hp Roi-des-Belges Tourer

United Kingdom • 1 Nov 2024

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AI Listing Summary

This 1919 Vulcan, originally delivered to Australia, boasts a 3.9-litre four-cylinder engine and a rich history, including Veteran Car Club events post a 2008 re-spray and re-trim. Under its current owner since 2016, it has seen minimal use and comes with a VCC dating certificate and V5C registration, appealing to collectors valuing originality and documented provenance.

However, potential buyers should note the engine's debated '4" Racing' or 'Tourist Trophy' type, along with the car's limited recent use, which may necessitate mechanical inspection and servicing to ensure optimal running condition.

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Condition 

7

The car was re-sprayed, re-trimmed and fitted with a new hood in 2008. Since 2016, it has been garaged and driven only 50 miles. The description suggests well-maintained condition since its restoration, with recent limited use.

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Reg Number:

4640

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Supplied new to Australia • 3.9-litre four-cylinder engine • Brought back to the UK in 1989 • Present ownership since 2016 This rare survivor of an historic British make was delivered new to Australia and first owned by one Frederick Dodds of Newcastle, New South Wales.

Supplied with an extra set of wheels and an interchangeable van body, it was still registered to Dodds in 1919.

Email correspondence on file states that the Vulcan took part in a parade in Newcastle in 1947 and shortly thereafter passed into the ownership of Sydney resident John McLean, a founding member of the Veteran Car Club of Australia (NSW).

When McLean moved to Queensland in the 1960s, the Vulcan went to Gilltrap's Auto Museum on the Queensland Gold Coast.

It was sold together with some of the Museum's other cars in 1989, being purchased by Simon Langton and shipped to the UK.

Our vendor is the sixth owner in this country.

It is believed that the engine in this car is of the '4" Racing' or 'Tourist Trophy...

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