In 1939, ATCO, a lawnmower company, made a surprising foray into the automotive industry by launching the ATCO Safety First Trainer Car. This innovative vehicle was designed to revolutionize British motoring by helping young people learn how to drive, repair, and maintain a car before taking to the roads, in line with the Road Safety Traffic Act.

Unfortunately, the timing was poor, as ATCO could only produce around 200 of these cars before the outbreak of World War II. Despite the limited production, many of the ATCO Safety First Trainer Cars have survived, demonstrating the quality of ATCO's engineering and making them highly sought after by motoring enthusiasts today.

This great example has been lovingly restored as you can see by the pictures - please call for more details.