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 Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin. 
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Post Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Taking in to account that the company was taken over by Citroën in the 1960s,
would it be possible to squeeze some extra power out of our flat twin,
taking avantage of the sister's high tech engineering?

http://www.citroenet.org.uk/panhard-et- ... /g/000.jpg


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December 19th, 2012, 7:50 pm
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
I thought this. I aquired a Panhard flat twin. Unfortunatly it is siezed. If anyone wants it it is free to a good, bad or indifferent home as I need the space and haven't the time to play with it.
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Where abouts are you citroenboat and do you know what panhard the engine is out of?
I might be interested .

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December 20th, 2012, 9:07 pm
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Taskos wrote:
Taking in to account that the company was taken over by Citroën in the 1960s, would it be possible to squeeze some extra power out of our flat twin, taking avantage of the sister's high tech engineering?


A huge amount of re-engineering to fit a fragile engine with zero parts availabilty?

Sod that.

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December 21st, 2012, 1:10 am
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
A huge amount of re-engineering to fit an engine with over twice the torque and power of the original to a (relatively fragile) gearbox?

Ditto... :lol:


toomany2cvs wrote:
A huge amount of re-engineering to fit a fragile engine with zero parts availabilty?

Sod that.

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December 21st, 2012, 2:47 am
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Sorry I seem to have caused an un-neccessary flurry of excitement here. The Panhard lump is dead, it won't turn and is incomplete. No manifolds, carb, clutch, distributer cap or tin wear. It MAY have some useful parts on it - heads, starter, dynamo, distributer, etc. I have attached pics - I hope!
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December 21st, 2012, 12:29 pm
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Oh and it's in Littlehampton, West Sussex - which if anyone STILL fancies it or just wants to poke around it u are always welcome, the coffee pot is ever warm! :)
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
This might be the cause for the seized engines..

http://www.mjscrane.com/panhard/panhard.html

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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Polish it up, and make it into a table or other furniture?

Shame it's so bare - they're a thing of beauty, with the centrifugal fan, polished tinware and engine mounts on the exhaust downpipes.

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December 21st, 2012, 6:27 pm
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Post Re: Panhard 24CT and PL17 Flat-twin.
Dear all,
All I'm proposing is to try find how this engine delivers some 60bhp from 850cc
and implement some of the tricks to our 2CVs. 8-)

The 2-blade fan is nice example.

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