Whats this one?

Id say sizzling!

Shall we call this one solved ??
Thank you all for your interest and participation !

The virtual keg of bundy can be shared by you all!

I was goin to say i knew what it was all along...but i would be fibbin!
note: Only coincidence i had similar gadgets / parts 'in stock', Scrawny.. i had no idea...
i just cut em and cart em..
I'll have to slide 'er over into the for sale section now and start on me next million!!

Now if the Chox twaz keen n interested
he could load up the Chassis n trot on down to Colac n visit Merve Brunt n compare notes
or contact the Bean club n C wot developes

www.localhistory.scit.wlv.ac.uk/Museum/T...t/Cars/Bean/Cars.htm

back.to/bean

Chox a WARNING the BEAN may B slower than the Tranny

LOL

Cya
[ch9787]

Choc's

Maybe contact Merv as he might add it to his collection, and if you haven't visited the collection is a must see.

Trevor

thanks for the info on beans...

i'm that particular one would be Swish..
no Trevor, haven't been to Merv's, although i used to deliver there many years ago.
chocs

My father's first car was a Bean. It was second hand, and he bought it on the strength of the reputation of the Bean driven around/across Australia by Francis Birtles.
My father had perpetual problems with stub axles breaking.
See:
www.nma.gov.au/collections-search/display?irn=37917
(which looks like one of the photos earlier in this thread)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Francis_Birtles
www.awm.gov.au/events/conference/bigstuf...d%20and%20Hallam.pdf
plus more by googling.

Roderick B Smith
Rail News Victoria Editor