At that price it has to be a good buy. As has already been pointed out the front wheel is in back to front, but that is no problem. It also has a Birmingham Scott cylinder head, of very different shape to a Shipley cylinder head, but again a minor issue. The plunger rear suspension points towards a 1939 date for the frame, possibly a Clubman Special frame, but the engine doesn’t appear to be Clubman as they had cylinder-wall oiling and two Pilgrim pumps. As usual, “Caveat emptor”.
Brian

Wow ! All that stuff, and a lot at strangely low prices too. You would need an aircraft hangar to keep it all in ! Definitely a case of Caveat Emptor….
Brian

If you look at all the other bikes, trikes, tractors, etc., that he is listing, every item has a totally different background in the photos, from round the back of some council houses to smart drives and gardens, farmyards, and open fields. Some of the descriptions have atrocious spelling, whilst others are OK. The vendor has no eBay track record either, having been a member since June 19th 2014. I get the feeling that he has somehow collated a lot of other people’s listings, added cheap prices, and is now hoping for the money to come rolling in…. Somebody tell me I am wrong !! The old saying “If it looks too good to be true it probably is” seems to fit the bill here ! In one of the trike descriptions he mentions having had some paintwork done by a LOCAL custom paintwork guy, and he names him. The paint guy has his own website, and is based in Arbroath, Scotland, so maybe that is where all the action is ?
Brian

Theres been a lot of scams on ebay recently! If its too cheap, its probably is a scam these days!