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The beautiful original finish came to light after careful sanding of the fiberglas. Lo and behold were Joe and Alma Rocheleau, the racers (Americans from the midwest) and the builder was MGF. I'm working on finding contact info for Joe & Alma. They do appear in the TT database in a competitor ...

Is this our rig? It may be. The front wheel looks different than it's current configuration but it may have been changed out at a later date. Thank you Brian Edwards for getting in touch with me concerning this mystery outfit. I hope you're right. If any of you out there following this thread know ...

Be still my heart!

Brian, you're the man. I'm hoping with your help we'll get to the bottom of this mystery. Either it was theirs or it wasn't, once we find out which it is we'll be further along.

If there's anything I can do picturewise or otherwise please let me know as soon as possible.

I'm ...

OK, last but not least, 3 more. Let me know if there's anything you'd like to see more of. Thank's for looking, C-ya, Jer

Detail photo batch 2.

Here's more grist for the mill...since I can only attach 3 photos at a time I'll have to do this in several posts. Here's no 1.

Yes, now we're getting somewhere! This is exactly the dialouge I was hoping for. I'm now back from the International Norton Owners Association Empire Rally in New York, see my latest album at; www.mymotolife.shutterfly.com,

I can now devote more time and energy on the Norton Kneeler so please let ...

Hi all,

I've met several Canadian sidecar fans & racers here at the Intenational Norton Owners rally...one of them suggested that my mystery outfit might have been constructed by Terry Windle? Any thoughts and comments would be appreciated along with possible contact information.

I'll be home soon ...

Jerry, more pics will help. Some close ups of stuff. I don't think you're going to find the original builder but you have a good chance of finding out who built what bits. Honestly this place is THE place for locating machines so we'll work on building the bits up.
If you want some seriously ...

By the response so far Jerry it would seem you've got hold of a proper obscure one :D There have been loads of people looking.
Does anyone recognise the forks to get us started? Wheels, bodywork?

I suppose you're right Steve...since it wound up in the USA quite some time ago, perhaps it wasn't ...

artieb wrote:Just a thought may be worth posting pics on B.H.R. forum

Please tell me more about the B.H.R. forum (URL?). Looks like I'm going to need more viewers to sort this out. Thanks, Jerry

Here are a few more photos...thanks for looking, Jerry

Hi all, My first post dodn't generate much interest, I suppose you're all out racing or too busy with life to have a look right now. So here it goes again:

Please help with information concerning this vintage Norton kneeler. I'm trying to find out who built it, rode it and raced it. If you know ...