winchman
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Any links info?Hodgie used one in one of his Ant Hill specials.
Any links info?Hodgie used one in one of his Ant Hill specials.
Think an A7 rolling chassis is about 120lbsI bet that’s heavier than the car
A company called jzr built a Morgan trike replica kitcar... I had one, lots of fun.... the prop ran down the driver's side of the chassis spine... it could be adapted to any rear endI did see some one on line talk about a CX500 engine sadly they are no longer cheap
I would have thought the most obvious option would be mx5 engine and gearbox.

Thats great thanks
Thanks but thats what is making me want to actually do itGive YouTubers 'Oak swamp' and 'The bracket factory' a look, they both build Austin 7 style cars. Oak swamp is more rough and ready using what he can get type of builds, The bracket factory is a more measured and engineered approach, he's even building one with an American La France engine. As for engines I would have initially said Ford Kent or BL A series, but they carry a bit of scene tax, but what about Vauxhall OHC engines as found in 80s Astra's and Cavalier's they do like to rev and they are non interference engines so a broken cambelt isn't a disaster.
I would have thought a Guzzi engine would be more expensive?If a CX engine then why not a Guzzi engine? Same configuaration, shaft drive and a variety of capacities. The main difference is that it would be aircooled.
easilyThanks can it be made rear wheel drive? 72 BHP ! that would be shockingly fast in a seven



