The Horstman was one of the really popular cars of the early 'twenties, and had a great reputation for good workmanship and reliability. Although very few actual sports cars were built, those that were sold performed extremely well. From the earliest days the Horstman sponsors were interested in track- racing, and W. D. Hawkes' single-seater was one of the few cars that could meet, and often beat, the speedy Hillmans and A.C.s.
Pictured a Horstman 1496cc with driver W.D. Hawkes (with beret). He finished 5th in the 1500cc class at the Brooklands 200 mile race in 1921.
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