Let's Talk Cyclecars

been making a seat for the Jappic,, as i cant get the engine mounted until the pedals are in and cant do the pedals until the seat is done ,, its the circle of mechanics

 

It's called the Critical Path, Ade

 

Peugeot

 

The Peugeot bébé would be more appropriate.

 

When I get the Airhead Roadster finished, I'd like to build something like this for my popsicle biz with a small chest freezer up front. Looked at this last year and it got my gears turning. Was used on military base. I guess you could call these cyclecarts??

 

I would kindly suggest the reading of the very first post of this thread to determine if any of what we have been discussing is appropriate for the original poster's intent.

 

In much the same vein is the BMW F76 / F79 of the '30s:

 

You're right but the Peugeot motorcycle is... well a motorcycle, anyway I'm partial to motorcycle ever since I drove my very first one as a teen and found out in the first turn of the road it didn't have brakes, I never rode one again

 

The Peugeot ,in all reality ,is no different than a Morgan three wheeler or the marvelous BMW Dawie has presented.It's even close to a BSA three wheeler if the BSA didn't have front drive. Me ,I'll let the original poster decide...

 

This BMW (?) reverse trike/truck is *****in! Any links, info on year/model, more pics?

 

According to my sources BMW made 600 of them in 1933 and 1934.

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Never seen those before. Thanks for posting!

 

My reading of the first page of this thread suggests that it is/was not so much to do with cyclecars as with hot-rodded cyclecars. Whatever, I've given up arguing as it goes nowhere. At least it's something to do on long winter nights.
Attached is a non-cyclecar which we regularly see on our 1 & 2 cylinder events, which I think should be filled not with popsicles, but cold beer.
Ned - thanks for the BMW trike ... I was quite unaware of it, and coincidentally I've found that in Western Australia we have the makings of a Tempo Hanseat: a very rare import to this Wide Brown land.
http://tempohanseat.wordpress.com/

 

Mea Culpa, Mea Maxima Culpa.........

My apologies, I was ill again and then i had urgent family business to attend to and once again I forgot to say that I would be away for a while. But never mind, may 2013 be a blessed year for you all, may interesting barn finds come your way and may the spanner you need be always within easy reach.

Delighted to see the progress you've been making on the Jappic Ade, that is going to be a seriously beautiful car and a sight to sooth sore eyes.
As for myself I have done almost nothing on my own vehicle projects except find the occasional useful small part, but I hope to be able to do something about that this year.

 

So glad you're back!

 

Now get to work!

 

Welcome back, Sister! You've been missed by the group.

Hope 2013 is a great one for you, especially with regards to your health...

 

Getting back to the discussion on Peugeot and BMW three wheelers, forecars and the like; considering the crossover between them, cyclecars and microcars (which have also had a lot of postings), I don't see what the big deal is. It's all interesting stuff and may generate ideas for our own projects...

 

amen!

 

Sorry to hear that you had health problems, but glad that they have been resolved.

Like others here, I missed your input.

God Bless-

Herb

 

What a cool little truck! Oh that would be so useful and such a lot of fun to drive.

 

Welcome back Sancta Rosa!

 

X2! Welcome back, Sister!

 

X3 - Have a healthy New Year. Good to see you back and posting SanctaRosa.

 

Any info on the mototruck?

 

I dont know anything about it just saw it at a car show in little york ny

 

Thanks for the welcome back and good wishes guys

I'm starting small with doing some overhaul work on my tricycle and once I've completed doing that I'll see how I go with getting back to work on my 20 Pound car project.

 

I missed Moto Guzzi on the tank, and it's an Ercole.

 

Some great GN and Frazer-Nash images found here...

www.lightviewphotographic.co.uk