15 - 1948 Morgan F Super
Between 1910 and 1952, the Morgan Motor Co. produced 30,000 three-wheeled cars. One of them was this F Super, introduced in 1937. This car had a fairly successful career both before and after World War II.
The F Super was equipped with a 1172-cc front engine with a three-speed manual transmission. It could reach impressive speeds of up to 75 mph. A total of 265 of these units were built after the war and before the end of production in 1952.
16 - 1962 Berkeley T-60
In the course of its existence, Berkely Cars Ltd produced some 2,500 three-wheeled cars. By far the most famous was the T-60. Using a 328-cc engine, its instant success was due to the superb bodywork. A good portion of its clientele actually consisted of motorcyclists who saw in it a means of transportation similar to the motorcycle.
The car could also be modified for racing. The photographed model is the 681st of about 1,800 to have been assembled.