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Sunbeam?
Letter to the editor
Hello, an acquaintance has shared a family photo album with me and I'm curious about the car shown in these two pictures from Clinton, British Columbia, circa 1913. B. C. registration archives identify it as a Sunbeam. I'm wondering if any of your readers can confirm that and provide a year and model?
Thanks,
Peter
Burnaby, B.C., Canada
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vrijdag januari 15th, 2021
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Steve Diggins
21 Januari 2021, 05:34
Here is a photo of a WW1 Napier ambulance which also has a front axle with a U shape centre. It must of had problems of wanting to dig into the dirt so a shield was improvised to help stop that.
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Steve Diggins
21 Januari 2021, 04:26
This looks to be a Colonial model with higher ground clearance. They did this by putting different springs with more of an arc on. I don't understand why they used the same front axle with the U shape in the middle instead of replacing it with a straight axle. I am sure that U shape was a problematic land anchor.
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Andy Watt
18 Januari 2021, 19:24
The car at the front is a Sunbeam. it could be a 16/20, possibly a 20hp or 35 hp made between 1906 and 1910. It's identifiable by the oil baths for the drive chains. The picture I have attached is from a 1908 catalogue.
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