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Mumford

A 1971 Mumford Musketeer. (My thanks to Bruce Mumford for sending me this picture)

Mumford

Description

Introduced in 1971 in Gloucestershire (UK) the Mumford Musketeer was designed and built by Brian Mumford.  The vehicle was sold as a kit and based around a Vauxhall Viva using the Viva engine, gearbox, front hubs and brakes.  The Viva prop shaft drove the single rear wheel via a specially made final drive system.  The fibreglass body was was attached to a riveted aluminium monocoque chassis and featured fold down head light covers and a detachable hood. In 1983 a Series 2 was introduced with modifications to the body.  It is believed to date that only four Series 1 models were sold along with six Series 2 models.

Detailed Information
Detailed Description

Introduced in 1971 in Gloucestershire (UK) the Mumford Musketeer was designed and built by Brian Mumford.  The vehicle was sold as a kit and based around a Vauxhall Viva using the Viva engine, gearbox, front hubs and brakes.  The Viva prop shaft drove the single rear wheel via a specially made final drive system.  The fibreglass body was was attached to a riveted aluminium monocoque chassis and featured fold down head light covers and a detachable hood. In 1983 a Series 2 was introduced with modifications to the body.  It is believed to date that only four Series 1 models were sold along with six Series 2 models.

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