Description
1914 Brasier 9A Tourer
Brasier were a French manufacturer who were in business from 1901 until 1930, when the company became a victim of the Great Depression.
This particular car began its life in France and is believed to have been used by the French Army during the First World War. It was discovered on a farm in France in the 1970s before being brought to the UK, where it underwent restoration.
Over the years thousands have been invested in the car, including new wheels & tyres, a gearbox rebuild and numerous other improvements
The car has been on the Veteran Car Club (VCC) dating records since 1974.
Runs, drives, and stops exactly as it should. It’s very much a “sit in and drive” veteran car
A rare opportunity to acquire an early French motor car and possibly the only Brasier for sale in world at the moment.
The car is currently on a UK registration which has been valued at £2, 500
I am not pushed on selling but I feel as if I have got the car to a standard I am happy with and would like to move on to another early motor car project.
It has been a very reliable car for me and I am delighted to have been part of its history
Price €23, 500 / £20, 000
