Proudly introducing Shew.

Michael Ware former Director of the National Motor Museum, Beaulieu writes: "At a recent sale by auctioneers Cheffins the North of England Open Air Museum at Beamish, Co. Durham, purchased a veteran car with many local connections and about which little is known. It was advertised as a 1906 SHEW as it was known to have strong connection with the Seaham Harbour Engineering Works. Senior members of the Veteran Car Club now believe the car was built by Sedan Auto Car Syndicate of Dudley to the patents of Thomas H Parker. These included a chassis design which had articulated movement and front wheel drive by chain. It is known that the Marquis of Londonderry’s engineering works at Seaham Harbour were to be involved in manufacturing lorries to these designs, so it seems natural that the car should be sent to ...... (see 'Read More')" (photo and text courtesy MotorMuseums.com

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