PRAISE FOR PANTHER!

What a change to see a 1950s rank and file bike being modified to hopefully run again – not necessarily as original. Just to encourage David Moore I have a Panther M10/3 alive and kicking and as near original as possible. The only other one I know of was owned by a Panther OC committee member, was still used to attend rallies all over the country. It quite often won the Most Travelled Award – somewhat slowly. I bought my M10/3 as a non-runner, stored in a shed for around 15 years. The rebuild was spread over two years at a reasonable cost, but that's another story in itself. Persistence came good in the end. Reading the article (RC238) it seems that there may be some parts left over. If…

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Real Classic (Digital) - 1 Issue, February 2025

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