No Reserve.

Registration No: CK 6471Frame No: M8577MOT: Exempt

A fascinating and worthwhile restoration project
Known to have been in preservation during the 1960s
Supplied with an historic buff logbook

Also a producer of bicycles and motor cars, the Coventry firm of Humber built its first rudimentary, single-cylinder motorcycles with proprietary engines during the final years of Queen Victoria’s reign.

Humber soon started making engines of their own design in various sizes, eventually adopting overhead-cam technology for some models, until production ceased in 1930.

The first 2¾hp model was a 340cc vee-twin built from 1911 to 1914, with which Humber won the 1911 Junior TT.

The second 2¾hp ran from 1923 to 1930 and used a 350cc sidevalve single.
This remarkable 1926 Humber 2¾hp appears in unrestored condition and in need of a sympathetic restored.

Little is known of its history, other than that it was registered in Preston on August 3rd, 1926, and there are some photographs of i...