300 HP Tipo S76 Fiat Built around 1910/11, originally intended for an attempt on the land speed record which at that time stood at around 140mph The engine was originally designed for a dirigible, the Forlanini airship. 28.4 liter 190x250mm overhead camshaft, 16 valve head, developing 190hp @ 1,900 rpm top power being around 2,200. Car stands at over 5 feet tall It did a couple of demo laps at Brooklands and was unofficially timed at Saltburn sands at 125mph Bloody ugly when you compare it to a lot of the other aero engine specials built around that time.
If I'd been showing my Glasgow credentials I'd have been more interested to know if it had an alarm system & where he parked it at night
Fantastic. I can't believe they managed to start it with the crank handle. That's an arm breaker if ever there was one.