Saving Old Seagulls

I see lots of interest and discussions around Anzani Pilots and Super Singles but rarely see anything about the much rarer and more interesting Anzani Minor.
Evan a Seagull Forty Featherweight is quite a monster compared to one of these tiny engines both in terms of weight and power - the Anzani pushing out a massive half of one horse power through its huge two bladed propellor!

An impending house move necessitates a reduction in my collection of marine bits and pieces so I'm afraid the Minor has to go, so if anyone out there wants to fill a gap in their collection this may just fit the bill.

The motor has excellent compression and starts and runs well. It has been stored for most of its life. I never did determine the year of manufacture (Engine no. M3615) but I've had it since the mid 1970's when I acquired it in a box containing half a dozen small outboards some of which someone had taken completely apart and failed to put back together.

This was the only one that had escaped being dismantled so is pretty much in original condition.
I'm open to sensible offers but would like to see it move on to another good home.

Couldn't help myself, wanted one for ages.

This will frighten the jet skiers!

Did your strimmer break down? You needed an urgent replacement as the hedge was oversize

Nice to see even the most ardent collector cannot resist.

Is that one controlled by the timing like the mallard?

There's another one here:-http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/110935699801? ... 97.c0.m619

Not 100% complete though.

I've always wanted one of these but the one on ebay is missing a carburettor and engine cowl. I imagine that spares are not exactly plentiful, particularly the cowl.