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What is it?
The rolling chassis you see here was bought 7 or 8 years ago from a collector in France. Is there anyone who can tell us more about the chassis? Maybe the make, type, year and what kind of engine should be in it?
We do not have the answers ourselves, so we rely on you guys! Please comment below.
Photographs sent in by Xavier Forestier.
Gepubliceerd:
maandag april 29th, 2019
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Xavier Forestier
03 Mei 2019, 12:21
John Chevers
03 Mei 2019, 10:45
From the dumb iron in the second photo, the chassis looks fabricated from flat sheet -which would point to a home build. However, weren't most cyclecars built by two dogs and a man in a shed?
John
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John
John Bates
02 Mei 2019, 12:33
I query whether or not a home builder would create the difficult chassis curves or the shaped fuel tank on this car but I don't know what it is.
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Mike Clark
01 Mei 2019, 12:19
Not a Salmson AL chassis - the proportions of the side rails are quite different and the front dumb irons far heavier than Salmson. The front axle is also different. My guess is a home made chassis with axles and other bits from another car.
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Bart
30 April 2019, 07:01
No rear spring(s) ?
But it does not look like there is a part cut off at the rear.
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But it does not look like there is a part cut off at the rear.
Pete
30 April 2019, 08:26
salmson AL was my first thought... Only because of the swept side rails..... Id guess a Cycle car built in the teens by a home builder
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The châssis is wood weaponed