Priestman cub
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Priestman cub
Hi . We have just bought this little Priestman. Looking for any relevant literature on it . Or any information anyone cares to share !! Thanks .
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Wow! Would that be a 1930s machine? What engine is it powered by? There will be a few on here who might help with info. It really would be like looking through a garden shed window.
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It’s 1928 I think . Ford a engine that was industrialised by a company in the Uk who’s name escapes me at the moment . Starts on petrol then switches over to tvo.
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sdarmstrong wrote:It’s 1928 I think . Ford a engine that was industrialised by a company in the Uk who’s name escapes me at the moment . Starts on petrol then switches over to tvo.
I wonder if that is based on the Fordson model F tractor engine?
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sdarmstrong wrote:Oops . Multiple photos ... admin please remove?
Hi David; for whatever unknown reason I know not but only two photos are visible to me at the moment, I can correct later if needed, anyway many congratulations on this superb acquisition look forward to seeing more photos of it. I cannot help you with any info on it but I am sure there are other members who may be able to help out with that.
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Hi David,
That's a brilliant find, I'm jealous.
Some of those early Cubs were fitted with Mc Laren two cylinder engines and some with Dorman 2LB's
I'm looking forward to seeing it progress as you work your magic on it.
Some pics. below of a slightly newer one I took at an Atherton open day.
That's a brilliant find, I'm jealous.
Some of those early Cubs were fitted with Mc Laren two cylinder engines and some with Dorman 2LB's
I'm looking forward to seeing it progress as you work your magic on it.
Some pics. below of a slightly newer one I took at an Atherton open day.
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