Saving Old Seagulls

Before you invest in an aerosol can of paint, check the completed listings on ebay to see what they've sold for in the past.

Did you see stenciling on unpainted exhausts?

I've never seen any traces of a tank stencil before, have you Hugo?

http://www.britishseagullparts.com/images/LS-model.jpg This would tend to make Oysters statement 100 % accurate! Thanks britishseagullparts, I've spoken to the owner of this drawing & have his permission use it. This clearly illustrates some of the development path of the 40 series & what wa...

The wooden piston question will be next, & my SD was used during Dunkirk!

I've got a mental picture of you in a sequined leotard Andy, not a comfortable image!

If I remember right, didn't the water delivery run in the same location as a Seagull 102?

That one seems to be missing the water delivery tube, did you run it?

The Ferrier 240 was the only twin cylinder model, I'm told there were 4 different 120 models, all with a 2 bladed prop.

Adam, 98% of the readers of this site will have no idea what a Ferrier 120 gearbox looks like, so even if they have one sitting in a parts box they won't know if it's the one your looking for! I've only ever seen perhaps 2 of these in the last 20 years & have no idea what the lower unit looks li...

I think you'll find it's exactly the same power head in every respect when you compare a century with a century plus that were manufactured at the same time. Sorry Oyster I've just re read the question & it's not very clear, does he wants to run the 13" hydro fan on a 3.5:1 ratio box or the...

They do make a really good cocktail stirrer!

The most cost effective way of doing this would be to buy the entire bottom end of a silver century, water feed pipe, drive shaft, drive shaft tube, exhaust, water pump housing & lower unit, & swap the whole lot, your in Kent why not try Seagull Restorer?

1950-54 1hp Mallard 32cc, I have several Mallards & Coventry Apex's, I think they were all built in Coventry by C. H. Hayley.

English is not your first language, is it?