1946 NG350

[Richard.Carrigan]

I spotted this on Gumtree. Would those the Indian-made girder forks?

https://www.gumtree.com/p/other-motorbi ... 1474300047

Sorry -can't post photos as they're in .avif format.

[Vincent.vanGinneke]

Hello Richard,
This NG is -almost- exactly as mine.
It also has those tiny details which make it correct for the first postwar production.
The WD toolboxknob and 6" headlight .
The 'prewar' paneltank having Ariel transfers instead of badges with screws.
Therefore I think that the front forks are the original fitment.
Price is almost what you would spend on a restoration sans the bike itself.

[Richard.Carrigan]

Thanks Vincent, that's very helpful.

[Simon.Gardiner]

...The 'prewar' paneltank having Ariel transfers instead of badges with screws...

That's very interesting - I was curious about the tank.

SG

[Vincent.vanGinneke]

My november 1945 NG

Lovely bike!

it is basically a WD frame sans the field stand but with the benefit of the 'high ground clearance' frame

self build rear rack, later numberplate + Light

[dave.owen]

I think the dealer has been discussed before

[Vincent.vanGinneke]

I am sure!

If my info is correct his son is now holding this company and doing his best.
I would say; give him the benefit of the doubt .

Link to what this is about :
https://www.duncanlewis.co.uk/crime_new ... 2016).html