The 1924 model was manufactured by Croft-Cameron. Who? you ask. A little-known motorcycle company which was in business between 1923 to 1926. Based in Coventry, the company manufactured only one model, with a few detail variations. Back then, their powerful machines were targeted at the top end of the market. Few of them exist today, which goes towards explaining the price at the auction.

Launched in March 1923, the above slogan was used to advertise the motorcycle.  A vintage-era superbike, it's fitted with a British Anzani 996cc V-twin ohv engine. The gearbox, a three-speed Sturmey Archer unit kick-starter. The leaf-sprung front forks were by Montgomery.

This one has lived in the same family for almost 70 years. Restored in 1962, it's in good working condition, and we're sure will be loved by its new owner.

What do you think of this motorcycle? Let us know by emailing [email protected].

19/10/16 - Beautiful

19/10/16 - Beauty! love it except for price

19/10/16 - Wish I had one in the shed

19/10/16 - Love it

20/10/16 - No thanks.

20/10/16 - BEAUTIFUL

20/10/16 - I wouldn't pay 2 grand

20/10/16 - Another blue chip investment to be locked away in a climate controlled box.

21/10/16 - prefer the bikes ive got thanks

21/10/16 - Steam Punk Beautiful!

21/10/16 - It looks 'overbraked' to me....

21/10/16 - Gimme the cash

21/10/16 - Nice but impractical

22/10/16 - It's no Grindley Peerless...

22/10/16 - Now that, is a thing of beauty.

          21/10/16 - A bit out of my price range