Let's Talk Cyclecars

GN pics from Pascal S. ...

 

from Christopher B.S. ...

 

Gabe image

 

I'm on my way to the North American Morgan 3 Wheel Convention in Augusta, Ga.
http://www.ironbridgefarm.us/Ironbridge_Farm/Convention_flyer.html
70 people registered but I don't know how many cars will be there. I'll take photos and report next week.

 

https://www.morgan-motor.co.uk/mmc/historypages/history1.html

 

Rolande image

 

GN at Shelsley Walsh Hillclimb. G.C.L.

 

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Image from 1925. Senechal,body by Veuillet.

 

Oliver Meier pic...

 

The Morgan 3 wheel convention was a fantastic event with about 20 vintage and 10 5 speed cars in attendance.
Sat. we drove to an old cotton mill site and had a car show.

 

Thanks Fred!

 

at Montlhery,VRM 2017.S. Gray pic....

 

Cycle trucks too:

http://s7.photobucket.com/user/sparesman2000/slideshow/girder?sort=3

 

Steve Wilkinson image

 

What type of car is that blue one, at the far left? A Jaguar?

Rob

 

Thanks for the coverage Fred. I had hopes of visiting that meet in Augusta, just a few hours drive for me, but other matters pressed. It looks like a JZR in one of your shots but not yours.

 

Ghost
That's a Morgan

 

Thanks, Bluto!

Rob

 

It's a Morgan of contemporary times.

 

I did a Google search, and discovered it's a Morgan Aero 8.

Rob

 

brendon Dillion and his GN with home built V-2 of 6200 CC. image by Historic Winton.

 

The two bright red ones are a Triking in the foreground and mine next to it.

 

Great pix and cars. Had I known earlier... might have made the trip up. Gary

 

378 cubic inches! I'd love to hear that run.

 

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Dodge, ​

Couldn't find one with 6200 cc, but there is one "baby" with just 4200 cc (do not know what cubic inches that could be, but enough, I suppose)... Turn speekers on!




Enjoy!

Zoran​

 

Sounds lovely Zoran. My Calculator program ( http://www.onlineconversion.com/ ) show it's "only" 256 Cubic Inches. Those things don't turn many RPM, but with all the torque they have they don't need to.

 

Not exactly on point, but for your amu*****t and interest... I visited the Wheels through Time motorcycle museum in Maggie Valley, NC last weekend and besides all the wonderful bikes there were a few unusual cars. I wasn't all that diligent at getting the details, so if you can add any, please do. The streamliner might be a significant car, but I couldn't tell if it had an engine. The last two are just for ****s and giggles. Later, Gary

 

...and what about that Spohn bodied VERITAS roadster formerly of the Lee Hartung collection?