Humour? (Not OT!)

Wouldn't be so bad if the colour was correct and the throttle spring wasn't stretched...

Peter

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Not class1 in my book. He does not quote the serial but the tank lid looks post 1937. bet someone bids though :-( ttfn Roland

Thanks. that made my day. How much? for a Lister D with a dustbin?

Simon Taylor

It is a dustbin but I meant the fuel tank :-) ttfn Roland

Homemade exhaust silencer, and the pressed carb needle top shows it's probably a fifties one...

Dan

I'm beginning to feel guilty now - just thought the 'buy it now' price was a bit silly, didn't mean to start a full scale engine assassination! Hope the vendor is not one of our lurkers.

........ and he'd polished the flywheel rim, which was obviously rusty...................

Brian L Dominic

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It's got to be worth the money for the trolley alone :-)

With a free service thrown in! I'm going to step back from this one to give you other chaps a chance.

Come on chaps lets be magnanimous. Ignore the shortened throttle spring hook, the awful red paint, the execrable trolley, the PT-E tape, the PVC plug lead,and the backwards pulley; and focus on the shiny demountable 8COM with correct brass nut :-) ttfn Roland

- oh, I do hope the vendor lurks here! If he does, he'd know very well that he'd be lucky to get £80-£100 for the engine. I have a similar device on an original Lister trolley and never had a single call at that price.

So, I hope he is learning and digesting ................

Regards,

Kim Siddorn

If he is not a lurker here then he must be wondering what's going on. 400+ viewers and no bids...........yet :-) ttfn Roland PS major ADSL outage this afternoon - BT again!