The strange-looking vehicle was not a sales success, apparently only 100-200 were made during 3 years of production. The company folded in 1925.
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| Aug 89 issue, The Classic MotorCycle |
Tuesday, June 19, 2018
Scott Sociable
The strange-looking vehicle was not a sales success, apparently only 100-200 were made during 3 years of production. The company folded in 1925.
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The engine above looks like a Scott supercharged v-4.
Hmm, You might be right! I'll see what i can find.
You are absolutely correct,thanks for the correction. I've not been able to find a closeup of the engine, but I did do a post on the 4 cylinder!
https://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2020/01/scott-car-engine-1929.html
Do you know how many still exist, as runners or not?
According to the Scott Owners club, 5 known at present.
Not much chance of getting hold of one then.
If you find one, please send pictures!
Vertical in-line twin two-stroke. The v4 was an aero engine prototype. Not nearly as compact as the one shown here.
V4. https://progress-is-fine.blogspot.com/2020/01/scott-car-engine-1929.html?m=1
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