Now, where have I seen this before ???

[Bluebird7]

Now, where have I seen something like this before ???????

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iL8zFIu-2ok

[Peter Naulls]

It looks remarkably familiar doesn't it, even down to the measurements, though it would look a lot more appealing with a decent grille.

I wonder what sort of person buys one of these?

[Bluebird7]

Does make you wonder, ref the potential buyer, bit like John Stubbs Austin EV car !!!!!
But to be honest I'd rather walk than drive/own an EV,

[Graham Barker]

Would be great with an Austin 7 motor in it. It would be an interesting project to buy one without a motor and install an Austin 7 motor.

[Dave Mann]

I suppose it has a certain appeal but it is bigger than my RN saloon and there is nowhere to put the shopping.

[Tony Griffiths]

Fuller details - apparently, there is also a proper ICE version

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LXwzrOcIokQ

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iHzGbDgcPuk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a89rh-ys8qo

[Dave Mann]

At least the ICE version being a single cylinder sounds a bit like a Seven! I'll stick with my Seven.

[Tony Griffiths]

If only it had a Suzuki Hayabusa engine in it. Click the images for a better result.

[Duncan Grimmond]

Is that a GRP body?

[Tony Griffiths]

If only it had a Suzuki Hayabusa engine in it. Click the images for a better result.

Is that a GRP body?

No, all aluminium, Duncan. Handbuilt by David Wortley at home using templates taken from an original. He also made the wings, bonnet, windscreen, dashboard, fuel tank, a complete exhaust system (including the fishtail), hood and hood frame, seats, an interior mirror to replicate the original Demo on the outside - and even an "original-has-yet-to-be-found leather pad on the spare wheel cover for the hood to rest on (etc). It took twenty years to complete - and what a wonderful job it is, a real testimonial to his skill and perseverance.