1933 BSA TW33-1 Three-Wheeler

An exceptionally rare find from the golden age of British motoring, this 1933 BSA TW33-1 Three-Wheeler is a distinctive V-twin front-wheel-drive vehicle hailing from the era's classic motorsport scene. Crafted in its entirety and originally manufactured that year by Birmingham Small Arms Company (BSA), this rare gem oozes timeless charm, boasting a captivating two-tone purple exterior accompanied by matching purple upholstery. Completing its elegant facade is a black canvas convertible top, offering a stylish touch during outdoor exploits. Equipped with an impressive 1021cc engine mated to a three-speed manual gearbox and reverse gear, the TW33-1 delivers spirited performance, supplemented by independent front suspension for agile handling. The vehicle comes coupled with reliable front and rear drum brakes ensuring safe navigation on diverse terrain, perfectly embodying the era's bold engineering prowess that continues to captivate vintage automobile enthusiasts worldwide today.

Last bid: $14,000