Let's Talk Cyclecars

This one is called the Burney Streamliner.

 

Here's a project on offer through www.PreWarcar.com. 1920 Elfe De France.
http://www.prewarcar.com/index.php?option=com_caradvert&view=ad&section_id=1&id=88951&Itemid=432

 

just about to add this on here but as normal Bob is on the ball

its a great looking little chassis and if I wasn't knee deep in the Jappic I would be buying this

 

That IS a neat chassis. I have a new appreciation for how well these things are riveted together after drilling a few out on the Airhead Roadster the other day.

It's possible I may have posted this one before -the auction states it was for sale a year ago and the car does look familar to me. Thanks to this thread, I've seen so many that I'm already starting to forget.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Other-Makes...f2c71a9fa&item=271328586234&pt=US_Cars_Trucks

 

That is one Nice little ride!

 

<P>Somehow, I see this in our futures......</P>

 

The man's name is Walter Wyss in Detroit.Does anyone know anymore ?

 

Ade,the JAPPIC is looking EPIC!

 

Cheers Bob very pleased with progress ,

 

The HEINZ "Comet" delivery truck built on an Autocar chassis in 1938

 

Colin Rogers' GN OHV SV Special. G.L. image.

 

Another GN by G.L..

 

Here is an unusual 3 wheeler via J.J..

 

Interesting front end treatment. Presumably the mesh box houses an air-cooled engine mounted, Morgan-style, ahead of the front axle. The front suspension appears to be by solid axle: underslung?

 

That is underslung. If you look at the front springs in relation to the frame and compare it to chassis of the era it appears to me to be underslung.

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This might be of interest to anyone restoring or replicating at wood framed/bodied Cyclecar. It's mainly about station wagons/estate cars/ shooting brakes but the material information and the techniques might be useful.

"Wooden Bodied Vehicles" by Colin Peck. ISBN 978 1 84797 4914

 

That would have been perfect for my Christmas list, were it not for the effect of the world economy on my nearest and dearest. It is even available from a local supplier - "within 7-11 working days" - though a bit expensive at R456.00.

 

Indeed. I'd taken the springs for rails at first sight. But then Detroit would make sense. Underslung rear axles were common enough in Britain and France, but underslung front axles were something of a late-Edwardian/early-Vintage American peculiarity.

 

C6 Supercharged Amilcar engine restored by Thornley Kellum and photographed by Ashley Boarder of Lightflow Engineering.
www.thornleykelham.com
www.lightflow.co.uk

 

Beck Powerplus. G.L. image.

 

The car looks French, wonder if it started life as a Breese-Paris? Bob

 

4 wheel Morgan. G.L. image

 

View more of artist-photographer Stefan's work at Michi's Oldtimer...
http://www.michisoldtimer.de/2013/11/25/pic-pic-17052743/

 

Messerschmitt

 

1936

 

What can I say Bob?

 

Tom,it said something about JAP and turbo propulsion?

 

Looks like a scary ride to me.

 

If it weren't for the people standing around,I would have thought it was a gag shot.

 

Vincent image