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I pulled out the chassis again and measured the wheelbase and track, and took some additional photos. Wheelbase - 99.75 - 100 inches Track - Front - 57 inches / Rear 56 inches (these are approximate as there are no wheels to take the correct measurement) There are various cuts and welds on the chassis to fit the made-up body it had, otherwise it seems unmodified. The front shocks looks suspect, though its lower pin looks factory. I apologize for some of the photos, I do not know how to rotate them here. They were fine before upload. Thank You Pedal box assembly and master cylinder Front brake drum Side view Casting at the front of the chassis Rear suspension Differential Front Suspension Mid Chassis top view

We were of the same opinion, but cannot figure out which one.

I have this chassis bought as part of a lot, quite some time back. It has no markings. It is under-slung at the rear and center locking hubs all around. I checked the chassis styles of various cars it could be off, but could not figure it out. Any clues as to what might it be? Thank You

Hi, We are restoring a 1907 Napier, and I am having difficulty deciphering the tyre size required for the car. The car requires beaded edged / Clincher tyres, and I measured the rims (the car came with no tyres). The rear is: (mm) ( +- a few mm error) Outside diameter: 675 Inside Diameter: 628 Outside Width: 98 Inside width: 67 Which would mean a 880 x 120 tyre. However the fronts measure: (mm) ( +- a few mm error) Outside diameter: 707 Inside Diameter: 675 Outside Width: 74 Inside width: 51 I cannot find the correct tyre size for the front. Can anyone help with this? The rims are full metal wire wheels. Thanks, CCI PS: Also looking for acetylene lamps for the car (reproduction would do). Any clues as to who makes them? thx.