Halley Motors was a Scottish manufacturer of trucks (lorries) in Glasgow from 1901 to 1935. They first built steam-driven trucks before changing to petrol-driven in 1906.
Halley Motors was very busy supporting the war effort during WW1. However, after the war, the market for new lorries was critically eroded by a flood of low-priced war-surplus vehicles.
Halley entered liquidation in 1935 and their assets were purchased by rival Glaswegian company Albion Motors.
Halley truck restorations performed in recent times by Finch Restorations are provided below.
This is the project page for this wonderful Brass-Era / Veteran-Era truck - a 1910 Halley chain-driven lorry - that arrived at Finch Restorations.
Finch Motor Company
Pty. Ltd. t/a Finch Restorations
ABN. 48 602 085 941
17 Oborn Road
Mount Barker, SA 5251
South Australia
Email: office@finchmc.com.au
Telephone: +61 (0)8 8398 2332
Mon to Fri: 9:00AM to 5:00PM
Sat to Sun: By Appointment