Engineering:Riley-Ford 3.3-litre Special

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The Riley-Ford 3.3-litre Special, also known as the John Garden Special, or the Beagle, is a roadster, originally built by British manufacturer Riley in 1929. The original chassis is actually based on a 1929 Riley, but was specially modified by British engineer John Garden in the 1940s to equip the larger engine. Only 4 cars were produced. It was powered by the Ford Model A's 201 cu in (3.3 L) L-head inline-four.[1][2]

References

  1. ↑ "For sale 1929' Riley Ford Trials Special. Negotiable". https://classicmoto.rs/auto/riley-ford-trials-special-1929-ATGsNR.html. 
  2. ↑ "Riley Ford Special 1929 "registered 120"". http://www.riley-prewar-special.com/403/mein_special_my_special/545/riley_ford_special_1929_registered_120/index.html. 




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