1903 Daimler mb-width 3163 Jim Steele digs for victory

Jim Steele digs for victory

Rows of Model Ts are lined up

Lord Mohun

and in June 1910 made the first non-stop double crossing by aeroplane

'Grand Canal (Venice)'

1903 Daimler mb-width 3163 Jim Steele digs for victory1903 Daimler. This is a typical big Daimler of the early years of the 20th century. It has a tubular radiator, but vestiges of the 1904 Daimler flutes can already be seen on its surround. It has chain drive. Like many cars of the period, even the relatively expensive Daimler had no weather protection; the passengers had to provide their own. This car takes part regularly in the annual London to Brighton Run in November.