
Craig Gillingham
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I think it's a vehicle built by Clark, sometimes called a Clarktor. There are a lot of similarities, and whether the rear section is original or not? I don't know. But, there are a lot of similarities; the engine, hubs steering column. https://military-vehicles-for-sale.com/wwii-clarktor-6-aircraft-tug/
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Blenheim, New Zealand, probably early 1920s
Craig Gillingham replied to nzcarnerd's topic in What is it?
The white car is an early 20's Buick. -
I can help with a distributor cap. I'll send you a personal message.
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It's very similar to a Dennis, but I think this one is a late 20's Leyland. They have those distinctive louvers along the upper edge of the bonnet/hood. Attached is a photo of a similar model.
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Mystery V4 Engine with duel magnetos
Craig Gillingham replied to wheelwright's topic in General Discussion
There was the exact same type of V4 engine posted on prewarcar.com a few years ago. I don't know if it was identified or not. https://www.prewarcar.com/unknown-4-cyl-engine -
Ruppert Beer Brewery First Delivery Truck
Craig Gillingham replied to George Cole's topic in What is it?
I believe this is it; a 5 Ton General Vehicle Company truck from 1911. -
Official's Auto at Opening of Manhattan Bridge - 1914
Craig Gillingham replied to SIRAACA_Editor's topic in What is it?
Garford 6-50? -
This looks like a Cole Aero 8.
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There were three cars built by a UK company. It was covered in detail on prewarcar.com a couple of years ago. There are links to further articles, and to this brilliant video: https://www.prewarcar.com/a-sub-compact-cadillac-for-the-prince-of-siam https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-rMgxEN3Kfg
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Can you post me a link to something?
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I think these would have been in Australia. I'm not familiar with the 1912 car, however I think the 1925 car is one of two that have been here since new.
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This is the relevant page out of the 1909 Handbook of Automobiles. It only has brief specifications, and they weren't a cheap car.
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AHa, sorry for the late reply. I don't know about their engine/design and I have been looking for period article I had that would answer your quetsions. I can tell it's a 6 cylinder, 6-60, as the 4 cylinders are distinctively shorter.