Grandfather delivered a car to Wales

My grandfather, George Andrew, who was resident in Aberdeenshire in the 1901 Census, delivered a motor car from Scotland ( I am sure the Glasgow area) to a Mr Cunningham of The Abbey, Penally, Pembrokeshire, Wales, I think in about 1902. Read More...

Is this an Argyll?

This is a photo of my grandmother Enid Lilley, probably before WWI.

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Any current manufacturer of engines

Are there any companies in Scotland currently manufacturing (IC) engines? Read More...

Value of 1912 14hp Colonial Argyll

I am a proud owner of a 1912 14HP "Colonial" body Argyll. It is presently in an unrestored state with the engine out of the car and the rear axle disassembled. Read More...

Argyll Motors Catalogue

I am helping a friend to dispose of a mointain of stuff he has collected over the years and amongst the many items is a catalogue of the Argyll Motors Company.
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1909 Argyll how much is it worth?

If I had a 1909 Argyll sitting in my shed under a blanket; how much would it be worth? Read More...

Looking for information on radiator mascot

This bronze car mascot was owned by the Daubuz family. Originally French Hugenot’s, in time they became extremely wealthy Cornish tin mine owners and smelters.

Argyle Bonnet Mascot
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Bristol Argyll accident 1906

We have this week received a letter from a lady in Devon whose GREAT GREAT GRANDMOTHER (Mrs Julia Boucher Age 65) was killed in a 1906 Argyll in August 1906. Read More...

Any books on Argyll?

I have been watchful for any book that may have been produced with the history of Argyll cars, but to date have not found any. Is there such a thing? Read More...

Argyll Motors magazine

I am trying to locate copies of the Argyll Motors magazine published between 1906 and 1909. Read More...

Argyll buttonhole badge

I was recently going through my fathers belongings and found this "Argyll - Glasgow" Button hole badge (photo Attached).

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Longuemare carburettor info needed

I am restoring a scarce Thomas Melvin - Glasgow, Scotland stationary engine that was once a Producer Gas Plant engine and at some point converted to low-tension magneto, ignitor and carburetor. Read More...

Acme gas engine and Argyll

G'day, Nyal Chivell here from Australia.

We've got an Acme gas engine in our collection of 250 old engines and after much research it appears to be the only one in the country. With the help of our friend, the late Jim Dancer of England he too tried to find out information about it. He was unsuccessful.

After reading about the Argyll company I noticed a reference to the Acme company of 1881 in your history. Our engine is a good runner, of about 3 hp, single flywheel, open crank, tank cooled and fitted with an up-draught carby. If you have any info on the company or know where we could look it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

Nyal Chivell

Argyll restoration in Cheshire

We now have this car sat on our driveway, it is not beyond repair but was wondering if you could advise me of any locations in the Cheshire region that would store the car to enable the gentleman to start his renovations.
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Another 'A' of the Scottish motor industry

I was brought up in Dumfries, and at my present age of 57, I am fascinated by the background of the Arrol Aster factory in Heathall, near Dumfries. The Americans took over the factory when I was a young man, and the factory was always a 'closed book' to younger people. Read More...

Where in Bridgeton was Argyll?

I wonder if anyone can tell me where in Bridgeton the company was sited after
the move from Alexandria? Read More...

Argyll buses to Canada

Could anyone please refer me to any information on a fleet of Argyll buses reportedly exported to Canada in 1913? Read More...

Argyll single sleeve valve aero engine

I am very keen to obtain some details of the Argyll sleeve-valve aero-engine that was built in 1914 to compete in the Farnborough competition of the same year. Read More...

Argyll Motoring and Engineering Company Hornsea

In the early 1930s my father was apprenticed to the Argyll Motor and Engineering Company in Hornsey, Prior Park (I think) which was/is between Enfield and north London. Read More...