Møller & Larsen

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Norwegian Speed King Arvid Johansen with his stripped-down 1930 Ford Model A Roadster. Johansen's hopped-up Model A featured a Record OHV head, a Winfield carburetor, a Scintilla Vertex magneto, and hi-comp pistons made by Møller & Larsen. A powerful combo that made him nearly unbeatable for several seasons, and he used to brag about having at least one first price position in all forms of racing that had been hosted in Norway in the 1930s. Photo from The Greger Strøm Photo Collection.

Company established in Oslo, Norway in 1918. Started out importing and selling automotive parts. Piston-rings were their specialty. The company went on to fabricate and sell their own pistons, bolts, and cylinder walls for combustion engines.[1]

Cars Featuring Pistons by Møller & Larsen

Arvid Johansen's 1930 Ford Model A Roadster


References

  1. ↑ Automobildel- og rekvisita-grossistenes forening : 1929-1954
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