Description

Built in 1929 based on the principle of a motorcycle, this three-wheeled car illustrated below reaches a speed of 113 km/h. It was built in Kingston, England, by A. Graham, a famous race car driver. The circular doors are removable to be used in hot weather. The driver's cabin is spacious. The windshield is integrated into the car body. Powered by the single rear wheel thanks to a motorcycle engine, the car is steered from the front. A similar race car is in the planning stages.