1897 Henriod Duc Kellner

Air cooled twin
6HP
Approx. 400kg
Steel and wooden frame chassis
Phaeton body
3 speed gearbox
This is the last surviving example of a Henriod automobile in existence.
Thanks again to Bernard Holmes and everyone at Barnards Farm for allowing us to experience this fine car. For more information about Barnards Farm visit barnardsfarm.eu
For more information on early cars like this and where to find one check out prewar.com - the best website for early vehicles.
Thanks for watching!

[@modelkitbeginner]

What a construction. And everything is open and clear to see. That differential is amazing! Thanks for showing it in that detail.

[@rolandburisch9489]

Remarkably well engineered for 1897. I wonder how many miles per gallon of oil it used.

[@RickVorce]

Wonderful machine! Great to see it run.

[@AdeBerry]

A beautiful machine. the sound of the engine is great.

[@Michael-it6gb]

Very cool sound. Would have been nice to see the car roll.

[@GasoliniASMR]

Yes, the gearbox had just been rebuilt and was running in. They were a little apprehensive so I didn't push them for a drive. I think the car has now gone to Switzerland so it's unlikely I'll see it drive.

[@Tom_Losh]

Magnificent!

[@BarcelonaAustinA35]

Wow

[@Caddy2006]

Was the Car built in France?

[@GasoliniASMR]

Switzerland I believe

[@Caddy2006]

Ok thank you

[@gracz24PL]

After seening what De Dion Bouton was making, this seem like creation of students of mechanics/engineering.