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body by which the head may be easily wound right back and down by turning a handle at the side. This type of coachwork has proved its reliability over several years, it is conscientiously made and well designed and no buyer may have qualms about it. The construction provides a car which can be run
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The crankshaft runs in two large bearings. Timing is by chain. The valves are at the side and worked by tappets acting directly on a large-diameter two-bearing camshaft. Tappets are on the near side and may be accessed for regulation. Sparking plugs are easily accessed. The vertically driven make
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The frame has the popular cruciform or X channelled sectioned cross membering. The unit of engine, fluid flywheel and self changing gearbox is held at four points on rubber, the two points in front being close together and on the cross member. Half elliptical springs wide-set to prevent roll are
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and break and distributor is on the off side in front of the generator. Inlet and exhaust manifolds are cast together and mounted on the near side. There is an air cleaner. Petrol is delivered by pump. The electrical system is 12 volt.
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reported reaching 57 mph (92 km/h) under favourable conditions, the makers' estimate of fuel consumption was 35 mpg at 30 mph.
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fitted with hydraulic shock absorbers. Steering is by cam and lever. The four-wheel brakes are worked by rods.
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The propeller shaft is open and has mechanical joints. The banjo back axle case contains spiral bevel gearing.
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four-seater open sports car with pneumatic cushions, tonneau cover, fully adjustable flat windscreen £230
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practically as an open one, as completely closed or partly open with protection at the sides."
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with a smaller side-valve engine of BSA design. An offering to try to meet the market of
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Daimler fluid flywheel and Wilson four-speed preselective self-changing gearbox.
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Daimler fluid flywheel and Wilson four-speed preselective self-changing gearbox
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One-piece pressed-steel body with sliding roof and leather upholstery,
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28 bhp (21 kW; 28 PS) @4,000 rpm 9.4 hp Tax rating
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Body style
Lanchester Ten
Engine
Transmission
Wheelbase
Kerb weight
Displacement
Cylinder bore
Piston stroke
Valvetrain
Fuel
Solex
Cooling system
Power output
BSA Cars
BSA
The Daimler Company Limited
Lanchester Ten
the Great Depression


Pressed Steel Company
Salmons





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