Let's Talk Cyclecars

The irony of this image from Marc is that the wine in the glass is from California and not France.

 

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Hello Rolf,​

Now, that is quite nice dilemma to be solved!
Your aircraft-engine special with finished running chassis - should probybly show you the best form of the body to be built...

Regards,
Zoran​

 

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Hello Renauric,​

As expert for Sandfords, do you think that they were more serious built then Morgan, bigger too? That looks to me so just from photos - never saw any Sandford in real. Sandford was more 3-wheel automobile and Morgan more 3-wheel motrocycle - just my subjective impressions...






Here in Bern I saw and follow for a few minutes both classic and modern Morgan three-wheeler. Modern is small but classic is really tinny...

Regards,
Zoran​

P.S.: Finding third photo, I am not so sure as before...

 

2017 North American Morgan Convention

http://www.ironbridgefarm.us/Ironbridge_Farm/Convention_Info.html

 

All taken at Mont Ventoux Hillclimb in 1922
The girl seems to be more brave. She stays in the car ! ;-)
Seen here: http://imgur.com/gallery/G5whf

 

Newly completed engine rebuilt(with upgraded parts) at Cameron Engineering.http://cameronracingengines.com/#home

 

That will be on my list for next year.

 

1914 Santa Monica Road Race

 

"PARKER" without a hood...

 

What a fantastic shot of `PARKER` at speed!!! Even though I am really under the weather this week, that has put a big smile on my face...Almost as good as your Avatar pic, Banjeaux Bob.....

 

I hope you get to feeling better soon. I'm glad the efforts here help folks enjoy life!

 

An album of this 750 Ratier...http://www.gtdreams.com/maker.php?marque=Ratier&page=1&part=1

 

Supercharged Amilcar CO from Marc...

 

Prescott Hill Climb

 

Oster Rally 2014 in Bayern.

 

Hello Rolf,​

Thank you on nice photos, with wonderful classic automobiles in beautiful countryside!
Weather wasn't so nice, but obviously that all of you had great joy and fun!

It seems to me that on this photo is your Salmson (auto with No. 5)?


What is this automobile with unusual deep chassis?

Ciao,
Zoran​

 

Dan Cowley's image of an Amilcar at Prescott Hillclimb...

 

Paul
Always good to see your posts. Hope your sickness isn't serious. I check out this thread over time I want to see some kool contraptions. My neighbor built a couple of similar kits. Motorcycle rears with fiberglass bodies and two wheel fronts. He really was trying to get out of a deal he made on a kit from Santa Cruse Ca. and needed a ride down there to talk to the owner of the company. The guy talked him out of cancelling and I brought him back home to San Leandro Ca. Not sure if he ever finished that second one but he drove the shit out of the first one he built. That was early '90s I moved up here soon after.

Gary

 

Images of the Hornet Special taken at the Prescott speed Hill Climb by David Aldridge.

 

Another one by David Aldridge at Prescott.

 

Sue Darbyshire hustling her Morgan up the hill at Prescott. Simon Arron image

 

Now this just might be my newest most favorite car!!!
What the heck is it? Gary

 

Gary,no information was given with the image.I did a google image search...the best they could come up with was "car". More than likely French...could even be electric powered. Bob

 

Dang... LOL. Thanx, Gary