Wide and low appearance.
For one point, please respond and identify this car.
up
up again
From the USA?
No
Made in UK ?
Yes
Unipower-related ?
No
Mini mechanicals ?
Biota-related?
No Mini underneath and not related to Biota
A Dennis Adams project?
No
Selfbuilt project or a product of a kit-car builder?
Neither nor
school project?
No
Built by a company (or a worker of a company) that deals with Fiberglass, like boat builders or similar?
No
Made by a company that builds cars?
Well, cars are mainly built by companies that build cars. ;)
Do you mean that they still build cars?
There are cars built by companies that produce other stuff, provide services or goods...cars made for advertising purpouses, to showcase theyr products or whatever...that is what I had in mind. :D
So, this is car made by an estabilished company, that made cars.
Was this the only model?
We had another car by them here before.
Was it a kit car?
I don't know much about it, but I think it came readily assembled to the customers.
Is it a car for children ?
Yes
Made in the eighties or later ?
No
Petrol engine ?
Yes
Made in the sixties ?
Not as far as I know
Does the puzzle photo show the car being actually built by its original maker or being restored ?
It is a sales ad picture from last year.
To the Black Hole
A car from the same maker has been part of a group puzzle.
Was it a child car too ?
I think it used the same chassis.
Was the group puzzle dedicated to child cars or was it another theme ?
Another theme
Was the theme "details" (like door handles or tailights) ?
No
Was it one of your group puzzles ?
Yes
Modern Microcars?
Not built by Modern Microcars
Progress-Supreme Co.?
No
Made by Barnard Engineering from Sittingbourne ?
Yes, locked for you to add some more information.
Might be based on a Barnard Formula Six, but I can't find anything about it.
Let's call it solved. It is based on a Barnard Formula 6 which mainly was a monoposto body on a go-kart chassis. Alternatively you could have this sports car body. It even made it on the title page of a magazine with Clive Chapman at the wheel:
Some more pictures of the puzzle car:
Once new: