Who built this car, what name did he give it, and what car did he base it upon?
Up! After a short visit with the rookie(s), this one is ready for the experts.
Do not know the car but is that a Leyland A-Series Engine? So therefore British ?
It is based on a British car. I believe it is an A-Series engine.
Looks like a cut and shut Austin Metro
LOCKED for Wingroad.
It is a chopped up Austin (Rover) Metro. For the point, who built it, and what did he call it?
(Fell between the cracks)
UNLOCKED due to lack of interest
Any more ideas, before I move this up to the Pro's?
Up it goes!
This car is Really Narrow
I would have called it Narrover! :D
Is it called Elfin,the little Rover?
The name is not Elfin.
Is the name of it on the roof in which case it starts with T and ends car
Was this car ,the only one made?
As far as I know, only one was made.
Yes, the name is ". . . . . t car" (# of . s may or may not be correct)
is it called midget car?
Not Midget Car
was it built narrow for a specific purpose?
Was this Metro modified to meet with Dutch regulations for disabled motorists?
As far as I can tell, built narrow for fun, not to meet any regulations.
This is the 'Bullet Car' - designed (loosely) for use in congested London streets, the idea being that two narrow cars can fit in one regular size lane... the plan is amazingly flawed, and the car is a total lash-up. It's been sat in an industrial estate in Durrington for several years, and every now and then the creator attempts to sell it on ebay for a ludicrous amount of money.
LOCKED for Barrett to tell us who built this Bullet.
I believe it was John Wood. And it turns out he actually spelled it 'Bullit' not 'Bullet'
Barrett provides the complete answer, and earns the point.
My notes said Bullit as well. It is hard to read on the rear hatch or roof.