Thankyou so much Ronald
Rob
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1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Google comes up with a hit - car was owned by a David Fitzpatrick, in a list of cars attending a rally. But the document isn't complete so difficult to know when this was.
You can check the MOT history with the DVLA - shows it has passed tests since 2006, with some issues in 2017 but passes after that.
You can check the MOT history with the DVLA - shows it has passed tests since 2006, with some issues in 2017 but passes after that.
Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
I searched for RYP 225 and found this photo:
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Wow
You guys are like super sleuths
I’m in the USA watching what I can, reading your forum info about conquests and have the cars booklet and service manual.
I have received my first monthly driving member and wonder if anyone might tell me of a ‘must have’ book on Daimlers or my marque?
Plus how would I be sure the gear ‘issue’ that Kenneth was suspicious of is ok now ??? ... would I know immediately? Or might it crop up after hours of driving ?
Thanks chaps
An excited but slightly worried remote, overseas (proud) new Daimler owner
Robert Burns
You guys are like super sleuths
I’m in the USA watching what I can, reading your forum info about conquests and have the cars booklet and service manual.
I have received my first monthly driving member and wonder if anyone might tell me of a ‘must have’ book on Daimlers or my marque?
Plus how would I be sure the gear ‘issue’ that Kenneth was suspicious of is ok now ??? ... would I know immediately? Or might it crop up after hours of driving ?
Thanks chaps
An excited but slightly worried remote, overseas (proud) new Daimler owner
Robert Burns
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Sorry
It wasn’t Kenneth but Salmons re having heard of someone mentioning gear issues ... are ‘gear issues’ often serious and expensive to fix ???? ... I guess I could look through the bundle of documented receipts to reassur myself by they’re in the car in storage in Sussex until my return next year
Robert
It wasn’t Kenneth but Salmons re having heard of someone mentioning gear issues ... are ‘gear issues’ often serious and expensive to fix ???? ... I guess I could look through the bundle of documented receipts to reassur myself by they’re in the car in storage in Sussex until my return next year
Robert
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
I can confirm that it was owned by a DLOC member - and he's still with us (as in not deceased although no longer a member)
Graham Emmett ¦ DLOC Chairman ¦ chair@dloc.co.uk ¦ 07967 109160
Northwich, Cheshire
DB18 1949 LCV522 (Yes that one with the P100s)
Northwich, Cheshire
DB18 1949 LCV522 (Yes that one with the P100s)
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
On books, I’d recommend you start with 50 Years of the DLOC from the club shop https://www.dloc.org.uk/shop (don’t forget to change the shipping country to the United States to get the correct shipping price)
On eBay you may find:
The Daimler Tradition by Brian E Smith
Daimler and Lanchester by Brian Long
Daimler Century by Lord Montagu and David Burgess-Wise
On eBay you may find:
The Daimler Tradition by Brian E Smith
Daimler and Lanchester by Brian Long
Daimler Century by Lord Montagu and David Burgess-Wise
Graham Emmett ¦ DLOC Chairman ¦ chair@dloc.co.uk ¦ 07967 109160
Northwich, Cheshire
DB18 1949 LCV522 (Yes that one with the P100s)
Northwich, Cheshire
DB18 1949 LCV522 (Yes that one with the P100s)
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Thanks for all your help ... have ordered the smith book and the long book on eBay ... thank you
The Daimler tradition was only $10 plus delivery, t’other was $50 (and upwards) ... ordered both
R
The Daimler tradition was only $10 plus delivery, t’other was $50 (and upwards) ... ordered both
R
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Hi Robert
I enjoyed my test drive round Crawley Down and Copthorne - I used to live in Mid Sussex. I took the car on a circular route, to include a 50 mph stretch, and I found the gearbox as slick and easy as on my old '37 Lanchester.
Ken
I enjoyed my test drive round Crawley Down and Copthorne - I used to live in Mid Sussex. I took the car on a circular route, to include a 50 mph stretch, and I found the gearbox as slick and easy as on my old '37 Lanchester.
Ken
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Re: 1955 Conquest RYP 225 - any history known?
Thankyou Ken for taking the time to reply … you have certainly put my mind at rest with regards to the gear ‘issue’ it may well have had some years ago … Thankyou
Will immediately look for your ‘37 Lanchester
Best regards
Rob
Will immediately look for your ‘37 Lanchester
Best regards
Rob