Panhard-StirlingVoiturette

Registered as V46 this fully equiped early car could be called a Vis-a Vis as it has a seat in front of the driver facing him, the lighting is powered by acetylene and the chassis is chain drive, the owner was John Bryce of LanarkJohn Bryce entered this car in the revival of the London-Brighton car run in 1927, it was said to be the oldest car on the run with a claimed manufactured date in 1893, this has been revised to being circa 1901, A picture of the car is seen in the publication ‘Wheels Around Glasgow’ where it is towing an aeroplane in St Vincent Street