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BSA Scout
From 1922 to 1926 BSA produced a small number of light cars of its own design utilising a V-twin engine derived from Hotchkiss design. From 1929 BSA produced a new light car as a front wheel drive three-wheeler with independent front suspension, and the vee-twin 1,021cc engine adapted for the front wheel drive configuration. In 1931 BSA attempted to sell a 4-wheel version of the three wheeler but sales were poor. A new 4-cylinder 1,075cc engine was developed for the three wheeler, possibly related to the 1,203cc Lanchester engine. This new engine enabled BSA to produce a new front wheel drive 4-cylinder car for 1936 as the BSA Scout. BSA marketed it as a sporting car with some success and the engine was soon enlarged. Production continued until 1939 during which time 3,000 Scouts were sold.
aa_BSA Scout 1936 Series 2 badge
BSA Scout 1936 Series 2 - badge on grille
 ab_BSA Scout Series III 1936 grille
BSA Scout Series III 1936. Developed from the BSA 3-wheelers, the Scout was also front wheel drive and the Scout Series I used the same flat twin 1,012cc engine. The Series II and III used a 4-cylinder 1,204cc engine. A 4-seater open tourer and a 2-seater coupe were offered from the Series III
 ac_BSA Scout 1936 Series 2 head
BSA Scout 1936 Series 2
 BSA Scout 1936 Series 2 front
BSA Scout 1936 Series 2. BSA Introduced the first Scout in 1935 with 9hp front wheel drive engine, but this was given 10hp power for the 1936 Series II
 BSA Scout 1936 Series 3 front
BSA Scout Series III 1936. Developed from the BSA 3-wheelers, the Scout was also front wheel drive. The Series II and III used a 4-cylinder 1,204cc engine. A 4-seater open tourer and a 2-seater coupe were offered from the Series III
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
There are also notes on Pininfarina
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and links tothat car maker
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