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Phil Standish
United Kingdom
102 Posts
Posted - 03/07/2023 : 16:18:27
Sad looking remains of L0375 in Hampson Auctions sale At the Gold Cup at the end of July. I'm sure someone will be able to post a link. Not much original left by the look of it! Phil Standish NA0934
DK6780
United Kingdom
430 Posts
coracle
United Kingdom
2297 Posts
Posted - 03/07/2023 : 18:41:21
One awaits the detailed description with trepidation!
DK6780
United Kingdom
430 Posts
Posted - 03/07/2023 : 19:08:12
Sadly expect it to return as a 2 seater in due course.
Simon Johnston
United Kingdom
6615 Posts
Posted - 03/07/2023 : 19:35:55
Converting that to a two-seater would be the least of your worries! Simon J J3437
JohnE
United Kingdom
395 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 11:51:01
The petrol tank looks original L1 JohnE
DK6780
United Kingdom
430 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 12:21:24
As are the axles, chassis, wings, body tub etc. It doesn't look good but worse have been restored.
Onno
Netherlands
1109 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 13:00:47
With those wheels fitted I have some doubts about the heritage of those axles Onno "J,D,M" Könemann
DK6780
United Kingdom
430 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 13:24:47
I suspect that you are correct to doubt them along with the brakes ......
George Eagle
United Kingdom
3303 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 16:15:28
The current owner contacted me some weeks ago and at my request he submitted photos, including some of the chassis stampings, which confirm the identity. Apparently the car had been in a dilapidated garage since the 1960s! The person who is now advertising it for sale was conducting a house clearance following the death of the owner and made an offer which was accepted. Whoever buys the car faces a real challenge. George Registrar F/L/N types and temporarily K types.
Nick Dean
United Kingdom
464 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 16:31:02
Engine looks Austin, with matching g/box & cover. Nick N A Dean
Simon Johnston
United Kingdom
6615 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 16:51:28
I notice the log book has the wrong chassis number - L0378 instead of L0375 - although the reg number - DG 7319 - is correct for L0375. Simon J J3437
George Eagle
United Kingdom
3303 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 18:47:16
Hi Simon - I had already advised the owner the chassis number on the Log book is wrong and the correct number is L0375. I agree with Nick, the engine could be Austin with matching gearbox. Perhaps the axles and wheels are also Austin? The wiring looks interesting! George
Edited by - George Eagle on 04/07/2023 18:48:24
BobH
United Kingdom
286 Posts
Posted - 04/07/2023 : 22:48:16
The separate gearbox in images 49/50 looks to be late 1950's Triumph.
KevinA
New Zealand
723 Posts
Posted - 05/07/2023 : 00:17:43
quote:Originally posted by BobH The separate gearbox in images 49/50 looks to be late 1950's Triumph. Yes, TR2, TR3
Richard Hardy
United Kingdom
2252 Posts
Posted - 09/07/2023 : 16:59:36
Looks like bare chassis value plus the rad but the seller may possibly have higher aspirations. Deffinalely a Triumph 2 litre from what I can make out. Rich Vintage MG Parts
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