john barringer

Thanks for that Terry. Please send your email to john.barringer@ntlworld.com and I will send a picture direct. John Barringer

Hi, My first impression was that it was a Le Zebre but upon reflection the top of the radiator is not quite right for that make although the lower curve is typical. You might try the European site: prewarcar.com. This seems to be the fonthead of all knowledge concerning European cars. Someone will probably come up with an answer in hours. Good luck!

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Hi Paul, Love the Buick! Thanks for your reply. Very helpfull. Regards John Barringer

Hi Terry, Yes I shall be at Beauliue this year but looking for BSA trike bits. Thanks for your reply. Regards John Barringer

Hi to you all from a member the UK. I have owned many cars throughout the last fifty years including some interesting cars from the USA. I have recently purchased a 1932 BSA Family Four (four seats, three wheels, two cylinders). In one of the many boxes containing parts for this car was an interesting spark plug. I will attempt to attach a picture but if that fails here is a description. 18mm thread size with three brass cooling fins at the top and a high quality knurled screew to hold the HT lead. The ceramic parallel insulation is black with yellow script marked "HERZ" on one side and "BOUGIE MERCEDES" on the other. Any ideas of date or any other info?