F4 Three Wheeler In Pieces – Not Complete

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From member Eric Gibeaut. Please contact Eric directly via email if you are interested.

Eric’s Email – sunbeams@sc.rr.com

From Eric’s emails describing what is for sale. Photos below.

I will sell all the 3 wheeler stuff for $6000 and that includes new or restored parts too.  I could deliver if not too far for a price. I live near Columbia, SC

I am a MOG South member and live near Columbia, SC.  I have two 4 wheeled Morgans and just bought a huge load of parts mostly of a 1950 or so 3 wheeled F4 that was taken apart years ago.  I will keep the 4 wheeled parts that were there but was wondering if you know anyone needing F4 parts.  I don’t know of anyone close to me with a 3 wheeler. 

After going through everything I see that many important 3 wheel parts are not there.  Nice painted body (paper covers the painted rear body to protect the finish), doors, bonnet, front wings, frame, two radiator assemblies including one that was restored in the UK and still in the box. Also front windshield assembly, seats, new wiring harness, restored horns and head lamps, restored speedometer, and many other new parts.  No engine, transmission is all apart, no rear drive parts, has some of the front suspension parts, no wheels and much other misc. 

I took these photos today as I put away the last of the parts.
Two windscreens(one is for a 4 wheeler), two side curtain frames, the doors,
rear body round wood section and interior door trims. I took off the
protective paper to show the paint on the main body-very nice!
So many parts not pictured-the new radiator, the gas tank, the many wood
interior parts, floors and firewall.  Gauges, dashboard, headlights, misc
brackets, etc. etc.


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One response to “F4 Three Wheeler In Pieces – Not Complete”

  1. Giles Gill Avatar
    Giles Gill

    Kia ora Paul
    Your collection of parts looks enticing. Personally I fall in the pre-1934 Threewheeler, and the 1934-1980 Fourwheeler bracket so am fighting the urge to make yet another project that may prove hard to register for New Zealand roads…our regulatory body the Waka Kotahi, or Land Transport Safety Authority, is our granny watching body that literally translated means “One eyed canoe.” I fear that eye is brown and usually regulates the emissions of waste from the mammalian body, once the digestive system has extracted all that is good. This body views more senior vehicles with attitude with distrust. The more senescence and character aparrent, the more rabid their deep seated anathema and distrust.
    I suggest you advertise your gems in The Bulletin, the monthly magazine/newsletter published by the best (in my opinion) vehicle club in the western world, the Morgan Threewheeler Club, https://www.mtwc.co.uk/
    It is a vibrant Club, and a sector of the club will view your treasures with glee.
    Good luck
    Giles Gill
    giles2gill@gmail.com
    +64 27 361 6927

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