MERCER 35R RACEABOUT 1911 by 3DClassics123456
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Thank you Ladies and Gentlemen for your kind comments about my models!
I never heard the name "Mercer" before looking on the web for a new model.
Mercer was an American automobile manufacturer from 1909 until 1925. It was notable for its high-performance cars, especially the Type 35 Raceabout.
The 1910 Type-35R Raceabout, a stripped-down, two-seat speedster, designed to be "safely and consistently" driven at over 70 mph (110 km/h).
It was capable of over 90 mph (140 km/h). The Raceabout's inline 4-cylinder T-head engine displaced 293 cubic inches (4,800 cc) and developed 55 horsepower (41 kW) at 1,650 revolutions per minute.
The Mercer Type 35R Raceabout defined the concept of “sports car” long before it became a common description.
The T-head-powered Type 35R was recognized from its introduction for elemental appearance, ample power, and most importantly, the hard-to-define-but-easy-to-recognize attribute of “balance.” It won races and the hearts and admiration of sporting drivers from its inception.
Few automobiles can claim the distinction of having remained valuable throughout their histories.
The Mercer Type 35R is one of them, as they have always had appreciative long-term owners, in whose hands their combination of style and performance have been carefully preserved, and they have been frequently and enthusiastically exercised.
But, to be true, it was probably not easy to drive such a car with the driving-wheel brushing the male attributes and the chest and with the legs stretched right to reach the pedals!
Comments (28)
Les modélisations que tu réalises m'épatent toujours par leur beauté et leur précision! Quelle étonnante voiture, ancètre des voitures de sport. Bravo pour ce merveilleux modèle!
Superbe recreation
Et ne dis plus JAMAIS que tu n'es pas bon pour le rendu ! Là, ça brille, ça pète, c'est superbe...quelle belle auto ! Mais je préfère nettement la place du conducteur, vaguement protégé, que celle du passager qui devait en prendre plein la poire ! et à 110, voire 140, ça secoue ! Un très grand bravo.
Beautiful Alain
Cool, great looking car!
Superbe modéle encore une fois Alain, il va falloir farfouiller dans la malle aux costumes pour lui trouver des costumes dignes de ses conducteurs
Very beautiful work, love it
Marvelous old classic! Amazing and wonderfully detailed model! Most excellent work and presentation, Alain! Many fine kudos!
It's a lovely car, reminds me a little of the car from "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang."
Wow ça claque, un beau véhicule une belle modélisation et un chouette rendu
A stunning beauty!
inline with your exceptional modeling and details
Toujours aussi chouette!
Great work!!!
AMAZING WORK
waouw un vrai travail d’orfèvre , je suis scotché là
Excellent !
Great model as always Alain
Big hugs from me and Joana to you both!
Fantastic quality model.....first class work on this.....!!
Outstanding!
Ah' enfin la bagnolle des mes reves, la jaune et vraiment superbement belle!
Chère Ute, je ne suis pas certain que beaucoup de femmes avaient l'autorisation de leur père ou de leur mari pour conduire ces "engins". Les femmes conductrices étaient TRES rares dans ce monde de "machos" alors les femmes pilotes de voitures de sport ou de courses en 1911 étaient rarissimes!!!! Dorothy Levitt () est une exception et une femme extraordinaire!
Superb car, your work is amazing. And, I too, prefer the yellow one.
well done
I have never heard of this model before, but I think it's just awesome, I would like to drive it, great work,love it!
une modélisation époustouflante, avec des détails et un rendu exceptionnels. Merci également pour le partage des notes historiques.
terrible série old team,vraiment modélisme super
Wow, love this car.
What a car!