How to Operate a Panhard et Levassor
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- Опубликовано: 26 июл 2024
- A brief guide to making safe progress in a horseless carriage of the Panhard et Levassor variety.
Thanks to Robert Vincent for showing us his wonderful 1904 Panhard et Levassor with Rear Entrance Tonneau.
3800cc 4 cylinder
15HP
4 speed
Top speed approximately 50mph
Cruising speed 30mph
For more details on Panhard et Levassors or veteran cars in general check out prewarcar.com
For a brief history of Panhard et Levassor check out Vintage Car History:
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0:00 Introduction
2:20 Engine
3:58 Oiler
4:51 Setting off procedure
5:46 Driving
8:42 Off Авто/Мото
That's a good looking car.
Exelente video demostrativo muy técnico gracias
Thank you!
Another great film, and what a piece of engineering. Art in motion.
Thanks Mick
What a gorgeous car! Thank you for sharing.
Un gran gran document gràfic sobre aquesta meravella de l'automoció...Panhard et Levassor!!! Enhorabona pel video. 🤩🤩
Merci beaucoup!
Great piece of machinery!
Good video, like! ! !
She's a good ol' girl. Thank you for sharing.
Cheers
one word -:) Sublime .... thank you for sharing ! 👍 👍
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for parking it like it's a French car.
It took a while but I got there - the handbrake was off! Well noticed!
Looking forward to your new project
Thanks Charles. I hope to be doing a couple of projects side by side and will get round to filming them eventually.
Fun fact Emile levassor one of the founders of Panhard and Levassor was the worlds first race car driver!
Mm-mmm, what a lovely upload! I love the odd on-the-move camera angles showing the details. Truly unique information and education. 👍
It really appears very modern in operation and control layouts, and 15 hp will get you places, I bet.
How does the gear shifter/lever work without synchro? Are the positions between the notches in neutral, so you just momentarily let up the clutch there? Or do you ‘float’ it straight through?
Thanks! Yes, it is very modern for a veteran car. You do have to double declutch and also through each gear when coming down the gears. The owner has done quite a few rallies in the UK and Europe so it gets some use.