Solved - NEH 2400: Home-built car by Ernest & Arthur Everson, New Zealand - 1937

Started by Carnut, January 17, 2013, 07:24:01 AM

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Carnut

What's this, by whom, from when and where - for 1 point?:

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Craig Gillingham

Is it based on a British car, from about 1935? That's a decent sized steering wheel it has, it's nearly as big as the back wheel.

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Carnut

Quote from: Craig Gillingham on January 24, 2013, 09:21:41 PM
Is it based on a British car, from about 1935? That's a decent sized steering wheel it has, it's nearly as big as the back wheel.
Quote from: kwgibbs on January 24, 2013, 09:55:09 PM
Austin based?

Could be as it's RHD, but base isn't actually known.
Date is probably about right.
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richard cuyler

I can now see where Ferrari got its inspiration for the window-line of the 458 Italia.  ;) :D

nicanary

Louvres on the bootlid? Is it rear-engined?
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Craig Gillingham

#7
Is it from the Southern Hemisphere?

Carnut

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nicanary

Any Lloyd connection?
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Carnut

As said in Reply #4 the base isn't actually known, but it's assumed to be British since it's RHD.
That rules out Lloyd and Adler.
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nicanary

I was thinking of the GB Lloyd, from Grimsby. Their early cars from 1936 were rear-engined and powered by a 347cc Villiers engine - this car looks like it could be a rebodied one of those.
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Carnut

Quote from: nicanary on January 26, 2013, 06:51:18 PM
I was thinking of the GB Lloyd, from Grimsby. Their early cars from 1936 were rear-engined and powered by a 347cc Villiers engine - this car looks like it could be a rebodied one of those.

It is possible it's one of those then, yes, but it's not actually known.  Could be that engine; I'll see if I can find out.
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Carnut

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Quote from: Carnut on January 27, 2013, 07:11:54 AM
Quote from: nicanary on January 26, 2013, 06:51:18 PM
I was thinking of the GB Lloyd, from Grimsby. Their early cars from 1936 were rear-engined and powered by a 347cc Villiers engine - this car looks like it could be a rebodied one of those.

It is possible it's one of those then, yes, but it's not actually known.  Could be that engine; I'll see if I can find out.

I can't find out what make of engine this car has, but it's entirely possible it could be Villiers.
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Black Hole-bound?
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ValkyrieGT

C. Elverson & his brother. Homebuilt in New England. Rear mounted motor cycle engined car. September 1937 Motor Age article.

Carnut

Terrific - you found it!

There was some suggestion it was based around a British car as it is RHD, and by its size it might well be.
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Carnut

What's this, by whom, from when and powered by what - for 1 point?:

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