My Father gave me this yesterday, no experience with engines, thought you guys could help.

My Father gave me this yesterday, no experience with engines, thought you guys could help.

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    George Barff
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      @georgebarff88822

      Hello there,

      found this forum after doing a bit of online searching.

      Was hoping you guys could help.

      My father gave me this contraption yesterday. His father made it many decades ago.

      Is there anywhere in the UK that will be able to clean it up and make it look good/work. Would love to somehow use this practically but not sure what I would use it for. Maybe just a centre piece, as it's a bit of a family heirloom.

      Any and all advice would be greatly appreciated.

      Pictures found here **LINK**

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      George Barff
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        @georgebarff88822
        #412686
        Hopper
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          @hopper

          See my reply to your post on the HMEM site for links to info on the ET Westbury's Kiwi engine.

          From the pics its a nice example. Your grandfather did well.

          If you post some info on what part of the country you are in, someone should be able to suggest a local club or interested individual who may be able to help you.

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          Neil Wyatt
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            @neilwyatt

            Welcome to the forum George, yes it's a nice job and with all the extra bits needed as well. With some help you should be able get it running and scare the cat!

            Neil

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            I.M. OUTAHERE
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              @i-m-outahere

              Cat looks like it is stuffed already! !Either that or a lion just walked into the room !

              #412714
              Boiler Bri
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                @boilerbri

                Not lovers of cats then?

                B

                #412715
                AdrianR
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                  @adrianr18614

                  Showed my wife the picture, didn't notice the engine just the cat. She is an ex Harley riding hells angle who restored motor bikes and magnetos. How time changes us.

                  #412832
                  George Barff
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                    @georgebarff88822
                    Posted by Hopper on 05/06/2019 07:47:10:

                    See my reply to your post on the HMEM site for links to info on the ET Westbury's Kiwi engine.

                    From the pics its a nice example. Your grandfather did well.

                    If you post some info on what part of the country you are in, someone should be able to suggest a local club or interested individual who may be able to help you.

                    Hi there, yea I'm in Wiltshire, have done my best to look for local clubs, but alas it would appear there aren't any.

                    I'm really torn on just cleaning it up and sitting on a windowsill or actually getting it up and running and doing something ''different'' with it.

                    #412840
                    Blue Heeler
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                      @blueheeler

                      What an interesting engine!

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                      Hopper
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                        @hopper

                        Have a look through this list of clubs. There is one in West Wiltshire might be your closest? LINK

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