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JLP
United Kingdom
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 Posted - 08/06/2021 : 16:09:43
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I have had this remote in my garage for many years and am now trying to find out to which vehicle it was originally fitted.
The interface is correct for a Wolseley box. The overall length is about 2" shorter than a J2 remote.
Could it be off a Wolseley? From a Hornet? Perhaps an after market fitment for an M?
Jeremy
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sam christie
United Kingdom
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Posted - 08/06/2021 : 16:19:15
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The remote is from a Wolseley Hornet Special. If it is like the example below the hole on the side is for mounting a lever which operates a free wheel device.
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Blithe Spirit
United Kingdom
185 Posts |
Posted - 08/06/2021 : 18:34:16
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Hi Jeremy,
I have a Wolseley Hornet Special gearbox without a remote, so would be interested in buying your remote if it could be available.
Regards,
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JLP
United Kingdom
98 Posts |
Posted - 08/06/2021 : 21:14:07
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Sam,
Thank you very much for that information and the excellent photos. I had often wondered whether it was off a Wolseley, but having owned a Wasp which did not have a remote, I thought it might well have belonged to another make in the Morris empire.
David,
Yes, I would be interested in selling it. I will send you an e mail.
Jeremy
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sam christie
United Kingdom
3059 Posts |
Posted - 09/06/2021 : 12:22:37
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Jeremy did you receive the emails I sent directly using your user profile email address?
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Hornet
United Kingdom
380 Posts |
Posted - 09/06/2021 : 21:22:05
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| it is from a 1934 12hp hornet special fitted with a freewheel on the gearbox . |
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JLP
United Kingdom
98 Posts |
Posted - 10/06/2021 : 08:10:22
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Adrian,
Thank you for the information about this remote.
As I have no need for this remote, I have sold it on to David Kempton
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