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If you can find them, the annual price book issued by the Country Gentlemans Association of Letchworth, Herts, are always worth a read. There's loads of horticultural machinery and items no Country Gent of the post war period could do without, some of the adverts have been copied for display purposes with some of my machines. I have annuals from 1952, 1964, 1965, 1966 and 1968, today a 1958 edition arrived courtesy of a seller on that well known auction website... Has anyone else got any of these annuals ??

Digging this thread up as Nigel and I spent a good few hours this afternoon trying to work out this strange trans.. It's a Peerless 2300 series that came from a machine with the engine mounted to one side or it it from a rear steer machine.. Has anyone any idea what this trans is from? Both Nigel and I would love to know

here's the last of the photos

here's some primered parts and wheels

I'am not to sure to use a rear fender and like the look of the fender kit used on the RJ's which I bought on one of my trips to the Wheelhorse show in PA. a bit of bodywork looks very useable, pick a gas tank, and cut the upstand the last photo of the front axle parts but you'll have to wait until tomorrow for the answer

next on the list is front wheels, I want to use early narrow one's and the early narrow rear's as well. the engine iam going to use is an 8 hp kohler with electric start. using a 8 speed tranny the 8 hp will be plenty. next the bonnet and for looks I went for the charger 12. the dash stands that I have are a bit rusty so I bent up a new one