Original Longstroke Brochure

[Brian]

I recently bought an original brochure for the very early A7, the one with the drop down centre stand.

Here is a scan for anyone interested.

[RichardL]

Brian,

 That's fantastic, but not for "anyone interested" but "because everyone is interested". Thanks for, scanning. The condition of the brochure seems near perfect and the images are crisp, clear and fascinating. For example, you can even tell how to make the correct curly-Q in the fuel feed pipe. (Just something that caught my eye.)

Richard L.

[a10 gf]

Very nice, great to look at the construction and parts, very clear details in the scan (like the special sparkplug cabling and clips !)

[Greybeard]

I love that brochure!

[orabanda]

Good work Brian; another "curly"one answered! (sorry, Richard - couldn't resist it!)
Richard

[Tomcat]

Thanks Brian, very nice.

[trevinoz]

Good stuff, Brian.

Trev.

[duTch]

 Thanks for the effort Brian.

 I know it's artist impression, but apart from the top sidecar lug a bit small, and seems the R/H plug (or both) must run WiFi or bluetooth or similar spark (both were invented in WW11, search Heddy Lamarhttp://womenrockscience.tumblr.com/post/51494142052/hedy-lamarr-military-contractor-inventor-of-wifi)
                                 

[knoxie]

Superb information! thanks very much, I have compiled it in to a pdf document which may be easier for some to print and or distribute.

http://knoxie.dynalias.net/longstroke.pdf

[WozzA]

Nice one Brian...   I also found this about the drop down stand among my notes..