Registration No: KU 3457
Frame No: 322
Engine No: 322
CC: 600
MOT: Exempt

• The Scott was a very rare survivor from a limited production run of c.200 machines
• 1 of 6 known examples left
• This Scott Sociable has been restored for around 20 plus years
• Described as 'running' last summer and used on vintage events
• Comes complete with its current V5C
• Various paperwork relating to the model

During World War I Alfred Angas Scott had made sidecar machine gun carriers. From these he developed a three-wheel car with two wheels in line and a third one set alongside but slightly behind the other rear wheel, all supported by a triangulated tubular steel frame. Although the layout still resembled that of a motorcycle and sidecar combination, it had wheel steering by rack and pinion. Its power was supplied by the Scott Company's own water-cooled 578 cc twin-cylinder two-stroke engine with drive transmitted through a three-speed gearbox to the offside rear wheel by a shaft. There was no reverse gear. Turning was dangerous at speed.

The vehicle was intended for military use, but orders failed to come, so he converted it to civilian use and announced it in 1916 as the Sociable, but production had to wait until 1921. About 200 were made before production stopped in 1924. Complete cars cost £273 in 1921 falling to £135 by 1924.

For more information, please contact:
Mike Davis
mike.davis@handh.co.uk
07718 584217