Excellent photos on that page Ludwig
That looks exactly like my kind of cyclecar.
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Excellent photos on that page Ludwig
Circa 1921 Aero-Car.Touting the fuel-efficiency of a motorcycle, the AeroCar was claimed to get 60-mpg with its two-cylinder, six-horse engine. Though the pusher propeller was the most striking visual feature, the two-passenger AeroCar was very small, weighing only about 150 pounds and riding on a 60-inch wheelbase with 30-inch track. Unlike in an airplane, the engine could be started from the driver's seat.
---------------------Must not need one or we would be rich, I read through the the hole Velocar post and snooping on line in the old cars,looking for the right combo to build something for perfict swap meet buggy. NONE! But i seen this and had to post it is immaculate, with the small cargo bed.
I will end up printing a bunch of copies and then make my own version,or a combo of a couple ...............Curt
[FONT=Arial, sans-serif]Hello there, after some time![/FONT]Excellent photos on that page Ludwig
That looks exactly like my kind of cyclecar.
I think I've already got a hat like that ZoranHello there, after some time!
Anne, just to find proper bowl-hat?
I'd say that electric power is looking more and more attractive for me Silverbear. After everything to do with powered bicycle and tricycle type vehicles being in a grey area here in NZ the regulations have changed to require some form of registration for internal combustion powered lightweight bikes and trikes. So far electric power seems to be unaffected which makes it the more appealing choice. Quads are also a difficult area as the regulations don't include them under the bicycle/tricycle umbrella and if they are powered it's highly likely they would considered to be a car.Anne & Steve,
I think you're on to something especially good with the belt driven light delivery truck. Would this be strictly gasoline powered as in the original or would it be electric? Or combination of the two? I ask because of the restrictions in Canada over gasoline powered vehicles. And then there's the question of four wheels or three?
SB
Yes! - give the man a cigar That's exactly what I was thinking of doing Curt as I happen to have a Peerless differential to hand already.Just my thought,lawn tractor differential up front belt to the rear wheel. That murcery is a kool car,all kool for that mater,love them all...................Curt