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What Happend Next Peel Engineering
Dragons Den What happend next with Peel

Peel P50 Shakedown
A Road Legal Electric Peel P50 hot off the production line being taken through an initial shakedown test. Like the original Peel Engineering company back in the 1960s. All our Peels are driven long distances to make sure they are absolutely reliable and well tested before being sent off to their new homes. To find out more please visit www.peelengineering.co.uk

Peel P50 original advertisement
The original ad, recorded in 8 mm, in the Isle of Man (no sound)

Bamby P50 replica at the 2011 micro car rally
Gainsborough company claims smallest car title... At just 1.5m (5ft) long and costing £7,500, a Lincolnshire company claims it is the UK's smallest legal road car. The father and daughter team of Alan and Emma Evans, who run Bamby Cars based near Gainsborough, had previously developed a scale model version of a 1950s' bubble car with a top speed of 25mph. http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-lincolnshire-14811831

Peel P50 & Trident now worth £100,000 each. Dragons Den
Peel P50 and Peel Trident on Dragons Den. James Caan looks around Gary's cars. Said to be worth £100,000 each Only about 25 original Peel p50s exist from a production of 50 cars in 1963 -1964 Approx. 28 original Peel Tridents exist from a production of 90 cars in 1965 - 1966

Driften in invalide bak!!
Driften met een 45km/h karretje op een parkeerplaats in pauze van school:P Ja je moet wat te doen hebbe eh?

Ferdi Tillmann's Peel Trident & Peel P50
Ferdi Tillmanns from Germany with his Peel Trident and Peel P50

The MYZER M-49!
The Myzer M-49 is a replica of the Peel P50 but built in Ohio by a family of Microcar enthusiasts. More on this creation in the print issue of MICROCAR NEWS Magazine available only through The Vintage Microcar Club: http://microcar.org/microcarnews/2008/03.html

Peel P50 Birth
More of the first run night

Top Gear Australia - Peel Land Speed Record
Top Gear Australia - Peel Land Speed Record

Peel P50 50th Anniversary
The Peel P50 the World's Smallest Production car is 50 years old this year. www.peelengineering.co.uk

Peel P-50
Lane Motor Museum's Peel P-50 explained and driven

Driving the world's smallest car, the Peel P50
Is it fantastic? Is it terrible? Well, let's just say it's a car much more fun to laugh at than actually drive...

Peel Trident 1965. Walkaround and drive away
A rare 1965 Peel trident one of 82 made* at The Millstreet Vintage Day 2011 in Co Cork . This car is fitted with a 2 stroke moped engine by DKW 49 cc, 4.2 hp engine with a 3-speed gearbox Weight - 90kg Top speed - 38mph Length: 1829 mm - 72 inches Width: 1067 mm - 42 inches Original retail price - £190 Produced by the Peel Engineering company on the Isle of Man in 1965 to 1966. The Trident was second car built by the Peel Engineering companyand used the same chassis design as the P50 but with a slightly larger futuristic 2-seater body shell or an optional shopping basket in place of the passenger seat - this allowed a 16 year old learner driver to drive alone. The Peel Engineering company advertised their cars as "almost cheaper than walking" getting 100 miles per imperial gallon (2.8 L/100 km) Sources* http://www.peelengineering.co.uk/trident.php http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peel_Trident http://www.modernmicrocars.co.uk/

Peel P50 Memorabilia
A short look back at the Peel P50