Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Mondays by appointment.
Do not hesitate to contact us via e-mail: info@oldtimerfarm.be or call +32 472 40 13 38
Open Tuesday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm. Closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Mondays by appointment.
Do not hesitate to contact us via e-mail: info@oldtimerfarm.be or call +32 472 40 13 38
This car is part of our popup sale of "affordable classics" from March 10th to March 16th, 2024. We will also be open on Sunday, March 10th, for the occasion. All cars have been fully inspected and are transparently offered for a low take-away price.
Walkaround video: Click here
Inspection report on Dropbox: Click here
How many cars are being offered for sale?
The sale includes just over 50 cars that are not listed online. They are all competitively priced. During your visit to our sale, you can also view and purchase other cars in our showroom; we have over 300. Is this sale an auction? No, this is not an auction. All cars have been inspected prior to the sale, and this inspection report is shared with potential buyers. All cars are priced, and the first to offer the asking price can definitively purchase the car. Cars are strictly sold as they are, but that doesn't mean buyers don't know what they're getting. In addition to the inspection report provided, a visit and inspection on the lift are possible, as well as a test drive. The asking prices are all below market value, which, combined with the fact that the buyer knows what needs to be done to the car, makes this sale so appealing.
Further agreements and rules: Click here
Open on Sunday 15 degrees video
* Rare vehicle!
* Made in Belgium!
* Unique and cheap oldtimer!
* Trailer included
The FN AS 24 is a light, non-armoured motorised three-wheeler made by "Fabrique Nationale de Herstal". About 400 of them were made and they were only used by the Belgian army. They were mainly used by airborne units. The AS 24 had been developed by Nicolas Straussler and the first vehicle was produced in Germany. FN bought a licence and took the vehicle into production. The Belgian army needed a vehicle small and light enough to be transported by plane and parachute. The last vehicle was made in 1967. The vehicle had three wheels, with only the rear two being driven. The two-stroke engine was placed between the rear wheels. The two cylinders have a displacement of 245 cc and a power of 15 hp. The gearbox has four forward gears. The driver and passengers sit side by side in front of the engine. Next to the driver, there is room for three passengers or 250 kilograms of cargo. A trailer was also designed. This had two wheels and can carry a maximum load of 250 kilograms. The petrol tank has a capacity of 10.5 litres and this gives the vehicle a range of 200 kilometres.
Technical data
Length (cm) : 183
Width (cm) : 164
Height (cm) : 87
Weight (kg) : 180
Mechanism
Engine : 2 cylinder 2 stroke 243cc
Fuel system : carburettor
Gear box : 4 manual
Transmission : rear wheels
Maximum power : 15 hp at 5400 rpm
Top speed : 90 km/h
