List of Vehicles in the Collection
We are currently embarking upon a comprehensive redevelopment of the National Motor Museum which means at certain times the vehicles on display may be changing on a daily basis. If there is a particular vehicle that you wish to view please contact us on 01590 614541 in advance of your visit to check that it is on display. You can also sponsor any vehicle in the Museum owned by the National Motor Museum Trust.
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Brush Pony
On Display
The Express Dairy Company was the first to experiment with small electrically (battery) driven milk delivery vehicles in 1932 using the Birmingham-made G.V. 5/7cwt delivery truck.
These were an immediate success and gradually the horse-drawn milk floats were taken out of service.
Brush of Loughborough, well known manufacturers of electrical equipment, started making a range of electric delivery vehicles in 1946, of which this is one of the oldest surviving.
| Year | 1947 |
|---|---|
| Country | British |
| Capacity | Not applicable |
| Cylinders | Not applicable |
| Valves | Not applicable |
| Output | Not known |
| Maximum speed | 10mph/16.09kph |
| Price new | Not known |
| Manufacturer | Brush Electrical Engineering Co. Ltd |
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