Let's Talk Cyclecars

RWRJ, thanks for the BNC article . I only saw pictures of this car a few years ago when it changed hands. I knew it raced at Watkins Glenn. Then it went off of my radar.
https://velocetoday.com/the-complete-saga-of-the-caswelllymber-bnc/

 

Sorry for the double post... I just starting seeing notice of this kit on some of my model car sites. No other info. I don't know if it has been out awhile, or will be in production soon. 1/35 is kinda small for me, model car wise, but I want to get a kit. No idea how to do it yet. Film at eleven.

 

I saw it when it came out a few years ago. I didn't get one then. it looked more like something a gamer put together. I don't remember who sold it either.

 

Here you go!

https://industriamechanika.com/shop/land/26-her-majesty-s-estafette-.html

Looks like they are going to come out with a 1/24 scale version sometime in the future.

 

I think the model is based on the artist rendering from one of the magazines (Street Rod, etc) a few years back.

 

Thanx for the link! Pretty high fee for such a small model....

 

Resin kit with brass photo-etch and three figures- $99 is about the going rate unfortunately...

 

I think the model more closely resembles the original more so that Erik black's rendering.

 

I might have to wait for the diecast, hopefully 1/24 or larger.

 

Gary, Why not build a clone? Pavel Malinik is building an engine to go into a motorcycle.

 

Too lazy. I have a bunch of the old 1/8 Monogram kits in reserve, one planned build is a single seater, 3-springer. Close enough for me then.

 

a true cycle - car

 

Fabulous!!!

 

I'd like to see what's under the rear body.

 

Ditto.

 

https://concoursvirtual.com/cars/1939-motoscoot-motokar/
I'd put a 110cc GY6 motor in it.

 

In another video Dale (before he passed) goes to great lengths to try to fabricate a connection with this car to the MONOPOLY car....and game. However, without dispute the banker in the game is J.P. Morgan. Still this is a very finely crafted car with a very rare motor.

 

AMILCAR

 

I'd give up a certain body part to have one of those in my garage.

 

CS by the looks?

 

1922 GN S.F. pics

 

I think I'm in love!

 

Awesome! It blows me away that this sort of thing exists-in this condition. Many people see this and think, "time for a full restoration". Me, I'd like to hop in it and hit the road!

 

Me too. That is fabulous. Like that Darmont we have seen here before.

 

That is the chance to buy something special!

 

Came across these over at PreWarCar. French Villard.