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No: 26009 Contributor: Tim Huzzey Year: 2012
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Came across this during a trawl of some car sites.
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Brasier was a French make, long defunct. With a name like that you might have expected it to have independent front suspension, but it didn't.
Added by Ian Hourston on 11 January 2012
Thought I saw something on this site in the past, that BS numbers never went above 8000, or am I wrong .....
Added by Jimmy Hamilton on 11 January 2012
They stoped at BS 7777 - BS 9000+ plates are asigned to veteran vehicles which might be missing their original index mark.
Added by Al Hine on 14 January 2012
Took a picture of this car at a car show near Ilminster in Somerset in August 2010. Where does it come from? It only stayed for a little while and then roared off never to be seen again!
Added by David on 14 May 2012
Saw this vehicle near Taunton, Somerset in sept 2010 at the Thornfalcon Rally. What a beast !
Only recently identified the make.
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Only recently identified the make.
Added by Peter Spalding on 29 August 2012
Transport
HPI Website tells us this:
Vehicle Details for registration number BS9790
Make BRASIER
Model Year of Manufacture 1908
Engine Size (cc) 11762