Ariel Owners MotorCycle Club

This company : http://www.ansonclassic.co.uk/ For all that money they did not bother to polish the side covers, chrome speedo ring, or dull plate the oil lines. + 'orrible repro altette and exhaust cooling rings and clips on oil lines. No boot over clutch arm but a harmonica rubber seal over speedo ...

the MkIII cam has those drillings

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ARIEL-NOS-SINGLE-LOPE-CAM-HS-KH-VB-NH-NG-WNG-NF-HT-RED-HUNTER/392273331617?hash=item5b555005a1:g:ZvgAAOSwM4RcqlUL s-l1600.jpg Plus the shortened followers : https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ARIEL-NOS-SINGLE-LOBE-CAM-FOLLOWERS-HS-VG-VB-NH-VH/382889541446?hash=item5925febf46:g:ONc...

The Ariel was probably painted Red as this was the favored color of Mr Bolton.
This I found on the net, E-60 'stripped for action' !

Amazing cars.
And none survived ? given the fortune that they had cost one would think that at least a few would have been kept.
Somewhere there must be a shed that we all have overlooked......

Found this short article on : http://www.prewarcar.com (so this is not by me but by Arie-Jan Bos ) This post was originally planned as two separate posts: the vanished Ariel Grand Prix racer and a rakish Ariel sports car. However, during research and writing, both converged to one, as you will see. ...

I've got that banked for future use



Yep, got a couple of those too
My congratulations to the happy couple!

A few more pictures.

https://www.google.com/maps/@52.6469623,1.1762674,3a,75y,270.52h,77.62t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1spR3ZNcJRYl3fM4-o2gIakw!2e0!7i13312!8i6656 Nothing changed there ! I think I took the picture in 1990 / 91 or so . The place where I learned about Speckeld Hen and how to burn the clutch of a FH in the restaur...