Solved -PJ563- Napier-Ruxton GT by John Mander, 1997

[Paul Jaray]

what is this?
1 point for you!

[nicanary]

First of all, I have to say, that is better than a Beauford - not by much, but the rear Auster screen is sensible to help protect the bride's hairdo.

It's RHD, but I reckon it's from far away. Is it from the UK ?

[Paul Jaray]

not from there...

[jotage21]

I think it´s from New Zealand

[jotage21]

I have it as Mandermobile

[Paul Jaray]

I think you're right. 
Locked for you for the details, it won't take much and it's just to add some more about this nice creation.

[jotage21]

NAPIER RUXTON GRAND TOURER
Commonly known as "The Mandermobile"
The car offers pleasant open air touring, is most comfortable at around 100kph, but has potent overtaking potential, and a 0-100kph time inside 10 seconds
This car has been designed and built to replicate the Vintage period 1928-1932.
Technically speaking it is a Dual Cowl Sport Phaeton as regards the body, but it has been blessed with 1970's running gear.
The engine is a 350cu in Chev with TH350 automatic box.
The rear end is XJ6 Jaguar.
Steering is a Triumph 2500 power unit.
Length: - 5030mm
Wheelbase: - 93556mm
Width: - 1980mm
Track:
- Front: - 1600mm
- Rear - 1562mm
Weight: - 1730kg
- (front 870/rear 860)

[Paul Jaray]

Perfect! 
It was enough to say that is a one-off selfbuilt from scratch by John Mander.
Quite remarkable for a single man one-off!