A well-preserved stationary or boat engine by De Dion Bouton. Very complete, including magneto, carburettor, oiler, and flywheel. Turns freely and appears ready for starting with minimal effort.
Radiator made by Grenier-Mercier (GM) of Avenue de Bouvines 8 - Paris for a small single or 2 cylinder De Dion of circa 1909. Surround needs small repairs but is in quite good condition for its age. The core will need to be replaced.
Broken down. Not working. Could bake a working engine from the 2. Found in grandfathers / uncles garage along with large amount of other de Dion parts and well known car. Engine numbers 20906 and 18756. One was marine engine. Price is for both not including shipping.
Original 8 hp number 15018, has float and needle. Carb is complete except inlet tube for air most don’t use. I have a tube with fittings to engine but not original.
This study aims to present a comprehensive review of those De Dion Bouton vehicles that entered production between 1899 and the end of 1904. The first volume from the Surrenden Press, De Dion Bouton, An Illustrated Guide to Type & Specification, 1899–1904, was published eight years ago, but space and time constraints prevented the comprehens..