Saving Old Seagulls

Cheers guys, i really appreciate the help. As soon as i have a minute ill post more photos and hopefully get to the bottom of it. Or better yet get her running

It is a later maybe mid to late 60s going by the prop, tank, transom bracket and leg.

The number you have shown is not traceable now...........records from Anzani thrown in a skip ages ago.

Someone painted it green yes which is no indication of heritage or intended use.

Looks nice but does it ...

I don't really know enough about them, only that its not an early motor, but what age it is, I haven't a clue.
I just go by the tank cap and cylinder head.

Early, with a smooth fin-less head.
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Middle aged.
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and late P handle.
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I own about five of them and I did ...

Hugz wrote:There was a myth that they were used by paratroopers in WW2. One carried an inflatable and another the motor. Trouble being they were made post WW2 by quite a bit.

That's awesome mate love the footage.. I'd hate to be the one trying to swim with the motor haha

Hi all,

First of all i'm new to the forum and a complete noob when it comes to the old boat motors, so please bear with me...After looking through many posts and information this looked like the place to be for information on a British Anzani motor i recently acquired from a friend. I have tried ...