Yes, here I go again!
I stumbled across the attached bit of history of a Peugeot racing car from the 1920s and instantly knew I had to do it.
Having owned a "real" Quadrilette, and driven the one from Doug and Hellen of
www.gittrevillegp.com it was a foregone conclusion.
The plan is to have the drive system readily swapped between the Napier (which still stumbles through build erratically) and the Grimaud.
Construction is what I frequently commend, the plywood "box" with adornments which is the heart of the Stevenson build, and of course time proven.
As is normal, for me, I have made some of the small bits which I like and can find the space for, before tackling the main game, the body/chassis unit. A slight complication is that I started the body before the temperatures dropped below where I am comfortable using epoxy, and of course being very budget conscious (too many projects at once) I also ran out of glass tape which forms the corner joints.