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by Joske Vermeule, September 1
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Hey guys, ran across this car being transported at the warehouse of a shipping company, and was just wondering if anyone can help me with what it is? Feel like I should know this   Found at https://www.wcshipping.com/ 's lot if anyone's curious. Saw other cool stuff that I might get around to posting later.
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F type 3 Wheeler, no records on DVLA in U.K. though....
1969 4/4
1995 plus 8
1996 Plus 4 4seater
2002 Aero S1
2013 M3W
2014 Plus 8
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Yes , definitely an F-Type 3 wheeler.
They didn't quite have the cachet of the V-twins so never made serious money, but they could be made to go very quickly indeed with some engine modifications. Look at the examples of Dave Hodgson in UK , or Fred Sissons in USA.
Andy G
1999 +8 , Indigo Blue.
Ex-John McKecknie/Mike Duncan 1955 +4 racer.
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Possibly pre war F2 as it has the top suspension lugs fitted with the pinch bolts (as opposed to the post war type which are more like the ones fitted to the four wheelers)
Going by the brake cable routing, the brakes are the early non Girling type which were fitted until about 1938ish, after this date, Girling brakes were fitted which meant the cable routing was different.
Arwyn
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