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    Grand Master jwg663's Avatar
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    One For 'unclealec'...

    ICYMI -

    1937 Riley Kestrel For Sale

    Some nice pictures in the advert.
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    ​Jim.

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    Nice.
    I have one - the less complex 4-clinder 2 1/2 4 cylinder engine - advertised by a Club member in "my" magazine for £49995.

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    Phwaaa. That's pure class.

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    Stunning. Lovely car.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johny View Post
    Stunning. Lovely car.
    What a delight !!!

    B

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    What type of gearbox does it have, a pre-selector?

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    Quote Originally Posted by Thewatchbloke View Post
    What type of gearbox does it have, a pre-selector?
    Yes, the quadrant change lever on the steering column is the giveaway.
    A weird driving experience, but once you are used to it a delight to use.
    You select the gear you think you want to be in next! Then, when the time comes, a quick dab on what in normal useage would be the clutch pedal, and hey! presto you are in it.
    The clutch is centrifugal, so engine revs play a part in the change mechanism.

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    I thought it must be, years ago I drove a couple of Lanchesters (which all seemed to have pre-selector boxes) and it is certainly an unusual way of driving.

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    I'd love something like that, sadly a lack of space, mechanical skill and checks price.... cash means I'm stuck with collecting watches.

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