Solved -PJ703- John Nash's Special JNS Mk1

[Paul Jaray]

what is this?
1 point for you!

[Djetset]

This looks like the J.N.S. MK 1, also known as Lizzie, a one-off based on a 1.2-litre Renault 5. A 4-wheeler MK 2 was also made, using an R5 Gordini (Alpine) 1.4 engine.

[Paul Jaray]

Who did it? Locked for you!

[Djetset]

Your question asked 'what is this?', not 'who built it?!' but it was made by John Nash in Kent, South East England, with JNS standing for John Nash Special.

[Paul Jaray]

Your question asked 'what is this?', not 'who built it?!' but it was made by John Nash in Kent, South East England, with JNS standing for John Nash Special.

I didn't mean you were wrong, far from the truth, incomplete or just close...I had it filed under 'Nash' and my memory told me it was a Special built by John Nash. Your answer was full of details but was missing of the only bit I had in that moment, the builder's name 
There were too many matching points and the lock was there just to let you give me the name I needed to be sure:
I have an article written by Nash and it's called just Monoposto ('home maid' !) and another long description of it from a website where it was proposed for sale, calls it just 'Alfa Tribute'. Now I can be sure we are talking of the same car 

[Djetset]

Thank you PJ, and sorry if my reply came over as curt; I was only joking 

[Paul Jaray]

 
Front view:

[Carnut]

I have an article written by Nash and it's called just Monoposto ('home maid' !)

This is a 'home maid' (one of the less saucy pictures of one on the 'Net...)
Perhaps they meant 'home made'!