[charlie]

Can’t help with a badge but I have scanned a Geest leaflet that shows the badge if that is any help. Good to see a Geest truck restored as I dont think there are many about.

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[charlie]

I only learnt of P R Motors through the work I have been doing as a volunteer at MERL cataloguing the Geo Monro drawings they have. P R Motors name appears on some of the drawings and it appears they carried out some machining and assembly work for Geo Monro during production of the Rototiler 56 and 35.

[charlie]

P R Motors of Coventry were what remained of the Riley car company, the PR stands for Percy Riley.

[charlie]

Another photo showing a view from end with drawbar would help too.

[charlie]

Welcome to the club. Is there any specific information you require?

[charlie]

If the above instructions dont work e mail your new address to the club e mail account vhgmc@btinternet.com and admin team will change it manually.

[charlie]

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[charlie]

Michael, you have come to the right place. If you send your e mail details to the club e mail address vhgmc@btinternet.com I can let you know about obtaining manual and clutch plates. If you have the machine serial number I can also look it up in the factory records and date it for you.

[charlie]

They do come up on a well known online auction site. Paid up club members can place wanted adverts in the club magazine.

[charlie]

Another option is to contact the council that issued the registration number originally, they may still have the records, sadly not all do.

[charlie]

As a stop gap, rather than pm if you e mail club account (vhgmc@btinternet.com) I can forward information.

[charlie]

Have you tried e bay etc?

[charlie]

Yes it makes the magazine look and feel even more proffesional.

[charlie]

There was also a problem with the contact link not sending e mail to club account, which is why there was no reply to the original question.

[charlie]

Neil Jarrett is the man for answers on this subject.

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