Stand No. 93.
Engine, 10 h.p. four-cylinder monobloc; bore and stroke, 62 mm. by 90mm.; carburetter, Claudel-Hobson; magneto, h-t; cooling, thermosyphon; gears, three forward and reverse; clutch, cone type fabric-faced ; transmission, shaft; final drive, bevel; size of tyres. 710 mm. by 85 mm.; wheelbase. 7 ft. 7 ins.; brakes, internal and external...
Ogston Motor Co of Victoria Road, Acton was operated by J. N. Ogston and H. C. Scofield.
This was an advanced machine with an 848cc, in-line, four cylinder engine, three-speed gearbox, shaft drive, rear bevel-box and bucket seat. They were very expensive.
1913-1917 Produced the Deemster automobile. In 1918 the company entered liquidation.
1920 The Ogston Motor Co (1918) announced its postal address as Victoria Road and that goods should go to Southfield Road
1923 Deemster light cars were still advertised.
1924 February. By order of the receiver, the Sale of the premises 'The Deemster Works, Victoria Road, and leasehold premises at Southfield Road, Acton, and the plant and machinery.
A letter in Motor Sport from December 1964 says in part:
Sources: Graces Guide; motorsportmagazine.com.
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