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Discussion in 'The Hokey Ass Message Board' started by Bigcheese327, Dec 4, 2007.

  1. fredvv44
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    Hey don't be knocking Whizzers. That was my favorite ride as a kid.
     
  2. motoklas
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    Hello,
    If BI-AUTOGO was quite unusual and interesting mono-trail vehicle (motorcycle and automobile combination), then Shilovsky Gyrocar was even more: much bigger and heavier, and with gyroscope for stabilisation...
    From WIKIPEDIA:
    "... The Shilovski Gyrocar, was commissioned in 1912 by the Russian Count Pyotr Shilovsky, a lawyer and member of the Russian royal family. It was manufactured to his design by the Wolseley Tool and Motorcar Company in 1914 and demonstrated in London the same year.[3][4] The gyrocar was powered by a modified Wolseley C5 engine of 16 - 20 hp, with a bore of 90 mm and a stroke of 121 mm. It was mounted ahead of the radiator, driving the rear wheel through a conventional clutch and gear box. A transmission brake was fitted after the gearbox- there were no brakes on the wheels themselves. The weight of the vehicle was 2.75 tons and it had a very large turning circle ..."

    Ciao,
    Zoran
     

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  3. gnichols
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    Further to the above... I got to finally see one of these new Slingshot 3-wheelers at the local Polaris dealer today and they are just amazing. Well built and packaged. If you have been thinking of doing up your own Morgan-esq gizmo, it's worth a look if you have a dealer near you. I don't like the body panels at all, but the engineering is freakin pretty cool. Gary
     
  4. Grahamsc
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    Still one of my favorite rides! image.jpg
     
  5. The37Kid
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    This vehicle was buried and later dug up and restored in the 1930's I believe. I posted photos of it a few years ago, but have no way of finding them now. Bob
     
  6. banjeaux bob
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    10408826_651407108312284_1880189773154403341_n.jpg Bignan 10599662_651407464978915_7508582480241143415_n.jpg
     
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    Richardson via R.A. 10349010_457914451013320_6330151183039126235_n.jpg
     
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    1922 MHV Castle Three via Marc... 10599653_773497699353212_9143262804613829576_n.jpg
     
  10. banjeaux bob
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    1503832_773497472686568_2915315390710348838_n.jpg 10849977_773497482686567_525899260042216160_n.jpg MERZ from 10569043_773497476019901_634409732200436150_n.jpg Marc...
     
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    Bolster's "Bloody Mary".Artist's signature in lower R.H. corner. 10375033_827465467318106_5865097240697281095_n.jpg
     
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    Sizaire-Naudin.:D
     
  14. banjeaux bob
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    Did you buy it yet?...no matter how I spelled it.
     
  15. Grahamsc
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    image.jpg Love the frt suspension on an SN
     
  16. Kume
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    Sandford - part of the recent French barn find collection - Morgan-like independent front suspension - Ruby engine I believe. Apparently Sandford built Morgan 3 wheelers under licence in Paris. _dsc0225.jpg
     
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  17. banjeaux bob
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    i like the looks of some of Sandfords better than Morgans. sand110.jpg coupa_10.jpg raymon10.jpg
     
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  18. banjeaux bob
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    J-J C. pic from Vintage Revival Monthery 2011 1148952_10201624928815625_908436858_n.jpg
     
  19. banjeaux bob
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    Amilcar C-6 owned by 87 year old Nobuhiko Kawamoto,CEO of Honda from 1990 to 1998. 10426074_10205328246036241_6794467256617220659_n.jpg 553266_10205329278582054_5381093279322482224_n.jpg
     
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  20. banjeaux bob
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    Amilcar CC ...before and after.From ATP Auto Moto. 1524606_381561415354560_7198122425492757709_n.jpg 10616720_381561948687840_5246322444902126808_n.jpg
     
  21. motoklas
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    ---------------------------------------
    Hello Bob,
    For me, too - Sandfords are more elegant than similar Morgans - especially in this Coupe variant. Could it be that Morgans are smaller? Only, I am not sure that driver in this Sandford Coupes could see a lot more then from inside of classic post-box (tinny windscreen)...
    Ciao, Zoran
     
  22. banjeaux bob
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    I don't know how much he could see through that small screen,I'm pretty sure that his smile stretched from door to door!
     
  23. banjeaux bob
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  24. banjeaux bob
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    10846458_774694139233568_8229660792543593285_n.jpg Here are some of Marc's pictures of a BECOGNEE,we've posted then here before. 10526072_774694209233561_9123760903685804581_n.jpg 10805830_736688146409832_1081395963576214847_n.jpg
     
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    1906 Orient buckboard from M.T. .... 10846263_10152951097379306_2998548128826319041_n.jpg
     
  27. fnqvmuch
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    also a shot of it's tail there too ... no screen, roof or rear bumper (?) but added pack rack.
     
  28. banjeaux bob
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    amilcars at Vintage Revival Montlhery 2013 from J-J C...... 10406739_10205343352453892_3766367646228092710_n.jpg 10857890_10205343352493893_4237277771366295035_n.jpg 10425490_10205343352413891_4383202677569769918_n.jpg
     
  29. banjeaux bob
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    Is this the same one that was "Found" on the American Pickers TV show? Bob
     

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