Let's Talk Cyclecars

Tim Bell pics

 

****** fantastic vid! thanks Bob

 

That sounds great. What motor is that?


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8th and final Avion build this year. This one was an inbuilt kit from 2001. The others have been restorations.







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BNC

 

Man that's a pretty car.

Got a copy of the Chain Drive Frazer Nash book, thanks for the recommendation.

 

I think the Frazer Nash Martyr still has the 1500cc Meadows 4ED motor fitted.

 

Thanks, Stueeee!


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I think he was probably used to somewhat larger machinery!

 

For sale by auction
http://online.handh.co.uk/m/lot-det...lot/11748/?url=/m/view-auctions/catalog/id/8/

 

A short story about the creator of the GN Spider and other GN Specials.
http://www.motorsportmagazine.com/archive/article/march-2015/84/amazing-adventures-spider-man

 

Anybody here building there own cyclecar?


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IMG_5388 by KFC posted Nov 11, 2017 at 2:39 PM

In for Upholstery a 1922 GN vitesse last body work done in 1939

 

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6 years ago I was building this Salmson S4c Special with blower and sold it 5 month ago.l like cyclecars so that's also reason my new project is also has a rolling ch***is from a Frazer Nash from 1927.

 

Wow, that looks great. Hand made aluminum body?

 

... complete picture!


Ciao,
Zoran

P.S.: Before I found posted the picture, I wanted to write: "Four white men in big American cruiser laughed to the black man in small European auto", but... Could it be overreacting? Let the picture tells the story in a better way...

 

Yes hand made aluminium body from Pitney UK.
On you tube " Rosozo "you can see some videos about the Salmson

 

Eric, what are you building?
I built a replica of a Morgan 3W and now also have a '35 Morgan.

 

Hi Fred. I'm building a traditional front mounted V-twin cyclecar. 1930's style but with modern drivetrain, brakes, etc.

 

1925 OCTO from Maricar

 

That's a great pic. I really like that grille and nameplate.






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BNC. Marc pics.

 

Here is the steering wheel that I'm making for my cyclecar. 16" with thick section of Jarrah hardwood for the rim. Looks especially nice in the sun. Still applying Epifanes marine varnish to it. Spokes are turned to reduce glare. Work in progress.