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Hello Don,

According to Jack Sizer's Villiers book, the 1955 type 28B was an industrial engine of 353cc, and a two stroke. In 1974, Villiers produced type C28 which was again an industrial unit, a four stroke of 256cc.

Villiers' numbering system is an enigma to me. We do have a couple of New Hudson Autocycles with Villiers 2F engines, and I just love the sweet way they run. The 2F is single speed, but the 1F is 2speed. It must have made sense to someone at the time.

Alan

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From: Don Wilcox

To: pip_squeak_and_wilfred@...

Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2008 8:59 AM

Subject: [pip_squeak_and_wilfred] Villers type 28 engine

A question on behalf of a friend

He has a type 28 ??? Villers engine and would love any help on it

Year unknown cc unknown but is old in his terms--Any info out there

Thanks

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A question on behalf of a friend He has a type 28 ??? Villers engine and would love any help on it Year unknown cc unknown but is old in his terms--Any info...

Don Wilcox
packyo

Oct 16, 2008
7:59 am

Hello Don, According to Jack Sizer's Villiers book, the 1955 type 28B was an industrial engine of 353cc, and a two stroke. In 1974, Villiers produced type C28...

Alan Hummerstone
alanhummerstone

Oct 16, 2008
7:49 pm

For motorcycles The number system is simply chronological, the letter designates the engine size. I don't know the industrial engine system. Â So, "F"...

ANDREW RODDHAM
andrew897280

Oct 27, 2008
1:45 am

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