Let's Talk Cyclecars

I think you'll find it's called 'english', but spoken with a privileged accent.

 

Thanks so much! GN's are the bomb! Just so pure.

 

Look at this first fire up; hilarious.

 

Have a couple of hours ?
Vintage Sports Car Club at Brooklands Jan 2024

Ooodles of cyclecars too.

Mike

 

Fred, subs***ute Benny Hill with a salute.

 

I think it need new rings!!
That happened on my Morgan when I left the oil feed on over night. Filled the crankcase with oil. I drained it but the cylinders were really wet. LOL

 

"Geezer"? Have you looked in the mirror lately Doug?

 

This just came up in my YT feed. No spark plug. Lol!

 

A fresh batch of 'How to build a cyclecar' books now back in stock : https://shop.gunnandco.co.uk/products/how-to-build-a-cyclecar

 

'A cycle car at the Barracks' (Keswick Barracks) State Library of South Australia

 

1914 Alldays cyclecar Staff car during first World War

 

"Another great photo from Dave McDonald (UK) taken in Malaysia of his Great Uncle. This one is of a cca 1913 Bedelia Cyclecar."

 

Great video. crazy driving!!

 

Glad to see you turn up here Tim!

 

1921 GN

 

Frazer Nash in the Pyrenees

 

Well, those are my 2 favorite Marques other than Morgan.

 

A good friend in England got this for me. Imagine a time when you could easily get parts from outfits like Chater Lea...or go down to the breakers and find light weight parts to build your cyclecar.

 

Not so easy today but today IS much easier to do a restoration than it was 40 years ago.

 

Salmson recently discovered in France. No mention of the car in the left of the photo. Pics from PWC.

 

They may not be ready to sell the other car.

 

I ran into this video on youtube by accident. It's all in German, but the action speaks for itself.

 

Use the sub***les...

 

Beautiful work. My guess is that he doesn't use that for racing. It would be too heavy with all the added stuff.

 

I guess everyone has seen the extensive build blog of the Jappic. I think 2 of them have been built.

 

One in UK and another in NZ

 

The UK one is by @UKAde (Adrian Ward) on here.