So they put some photos on their website - if the owner of the cars allows to be mentioned by name, my name will be mentioned as well. Otherwise I didn't want it.
that's probably a MESSERSCHMIDT three-wheeler (see link) .
quite a few buzzing around in germany in the early 50's . their main components were old aircraft parts .
i had a 100 CC IMME motorcycle with an engine that was formerly used to warm up the engines of fighter-planes - it buzzed like a chain-saw and melted the points of a sparkplug in no time at all . i recall that the engine revved at about 4,500 rpm AT NORMAL SPEED !
it was my pride and joy when courting the later mrs h - she fell for it :wink:
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Fantastic, Walter. Yes, you are quite creative with your photo's. I recall that Bud and I visited the classic car display in Silver Springs, Ocala, but I cannot find the site.
Here is an example of one of the classics that we saw, and I think there might have been a book entitled The Last Rolls Royce.
IMME motorcycle with an engine that was formerly used to warm up the engines of fighter-planes - it buzzed like a chain-saw and melted the points of a sparkplug in no time at all . i recall that the engine revved at about 4,500 rpm AT NORMAL SPEED !
