Frisky 1959 |
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Frisky Cars Ltd. England Next came the Frisky sprint, which was sold as an unrealized project to Australia as the Zeta Sports. (when ?) Captain Flowers then pressed ahead with a more basic Frisky, called the Family Three. For lower production costs and tax savings for the customer, this was a three-wheeler that was stretched by 18 cm in order to accommodate two very small seats behind the front bench. Initially using a feeble 197cc, 9.5 hp motor it quickly became obvious that a 250cc two cylinder engine was required. This 11 hp motor still failed to excite the customers. Model: Family Three
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