Can't believe I am asking about cooling with temps below freezing outside but I want fit an electric fan.
Two straps across the radiator shell seems easiest but I am sure I have seen a bracket from the mag drive casting somewhere.
I have a Revotec fan ready.
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Many thanks Gentlemen for such a variety of solutions and in particular pictures.What a creative lot W.O people are.
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Most of the 3litre Bentleys supplied to Australia had a fan fitted as part of the 'Colonial speed model'
This had a neat metal bracket with a pedestal and a modified fan to fit the radiator.
The later 41/2 skew gear housing had a bracket cast in.
I modified this mount to fit an electric fan - but my CAD skills are not up to making a period looking fan with3D printing.


This had a neat metal bracket with a pedestal and a modified fan to fit the radiator.
The later 41/2 skew gear housing had a bracket cast in.
I modified this mount to fit an electric fan - but my CAD skills are not up to making a period looking fan with3D printing.







