Let's Talk Cyclecars

That thing is beautiful!

 

I like it too, Fiat Topolino and Type 57 Buigatti somehow stuck in a blender and that popped out. Bob

 

enjoy!

 

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Bob,​

That little coupe is cute and and small – closer to Fiat Topolino than to any Bugatti, except maybe to less-known Type-68... Some years ago I saw that modern version of shown coupe at Genf-Auto-Salon (Geneva Auto Show) and it is quite small!

Here are more information and photos:
http://www.gizmag.com/go/4606/
Some of us are fans of small cl***ic coupes?

Attached are photos of similar design, named at internet as Bugatti T-68 – replica... But, it looks to me more as re-creation of one of Ettore's sketches made for T-68 in Paris, during occupation of France... As I know, only one prototype was made – in cabriolet version, not one coupe... But, maybe I am wrong?

Ciao,
Zoran​

 

ZORAN,thanks for the information!

 

1924 Frazer- Nash ch***is for sale with unique engine.

http://www.carandcl***ic.co.uk/car/C690636#.Vnsvt7rU964.facebook

 

Sue Darbyshires waiting her turn in a Morgan /J.A.P. at Loton Park. G.L. image.

 

It would be interesting to know the price,but I'm shure it would be shocking!

 

Complete runners go in the neighborhood of $90,000 to 125,000 USD

 

Indian conversion ...

 

Winter race day from H.K. ...

 

Amilcar

 

Westfalia 1930 from H. K. ...

 

h.k. ...

 

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Bob,
Photo with excellent atmosphere!

According to my archive, that could be preserved "Old No. One" - prototype for the first real sport type MG?
It is based on Morris Cowley, known as "Bull-nose" - ordinary and boring touring ch***is, similar base for many of the early MG autos...
Zoran

 

Zoran,I agree.There is something about a good black and white photograph that the same image in color cannot duplicate.

 

... and, now something quite opposite: colour & colour & ... nice, small, vintage coupes: MG Airline:





After videos, some photos are attached!

Happy New Year to everybody!

Zoran​

 

Christopher's cyclekart ready for Chrismas ...

 

Ran in the INDY 500, and I think it still exists some were. Bob

 

"Amilcar the poor man’s Bugatti"
A very interesting article about Amilcar
http://driveeuropenews.com/2013/01/31/amilcar-and-bugatti-tied-in-a-deadly-embrace/

 

Hello Rolf,​

Probably that any Amilcar was cheaper than any Bugatti, but not every Bugatti was faster than every of Amilcars?

Who knows - Jacques Henri Lartigue, known as Zissou was quite strange character and maybe didn't like to have over-valued and snobbish Bugatti? He was extravagant and wandering mind - very interested in all variants of motor sport, including just appearing aviation! As I know, at automobile races he was just spectator and photographer (except down-coast racing with friends), but was trying pioneer-era hang-gliding... Beside that, he made great collection of ****** photography - not shown here!

Ciao,
Zoran​

 

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Bob, thank you on photo!​

All the compliments for Christopher's CycleKart!
Excellent design and magnificent realisation, in general and details!

Regards,
Zoran​

 

Bedelia by Lartigue

 

Amilcar CC by D.T. ...

 

D.T. image ...

 

1922 Amilcar headed to auction,Denver 1973