I found this interesting sidecar, it was attached to a BSA M20
It's a left sidecar.
the chassis is I think original BSA, together with the wheel and the mudguard.
The body is I suppose homemade, but really funny and wellmade.
Can anyone tell me something about this thing?

It's for sale as well.

Best regards and thanks in advance!

reg. Bas from Holland

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hi baz,a picture may help
cheers rick

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yes, but how??? I am trying but cannot find the right way to do it???

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hi bas,you need a photobucket account (free) or similar,put your photos on there
and each one gets a code,you then paste the code
cheers rick

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thanks Rick, I'll try.

in the meantime you can see pictures on my website:

www.classic-motorcycles.nl

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Hi Bas

The sidecar chassis looks interesting, I can't see enough of it in your pictures but the rear spring could be Swallow.

Rob

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It could indeed be a Swallow chassis, quite a lot of money for a the chassis. The rest seems to be home made.

Henk

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Oh but its "handmade", therefore "unique", not mass produced, therefore extremely rare and precious, you simply must have it before someone else gets it.

Just gloss over the fact that its a grossly overpriced, ugly, home-built lash-up, by using "seller speak" the universal language of auctioneers, a dialect which is now ousting all other languages worldwide.

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