SOLVED: Djetset 1040 - Robin Hood Go (a.k.a. The Go)

[Djetset]

For a point, name the make and model of this car please.

[marmer]

Is this an early MK Sportscars Indy prototype?

[Djetset]

Is this an early MK Sportscars Indy prototype?

No.

[Djetset]

Experts?

[gilescooperuk]

Could be a vindicator?

But I'm not sure it is ugly enough....

[Djetset]

Could be a vindicator?

But I'm not sure it is ugly enough....

Not a Vindicator as it's not quite ugly enough!

[gilescooperuk]

Need to look this one up but the windscreen is the boot lid from another car and it seems familiar

[Djetset]

A Pro will know.

[gte4289]

Solely as an observation, it bears some resemblance to this Fiat 850 by Lombardi.

From the UK?

[Djetset]

I can see the resemblance. Yes, it's from the UK.

[gte4289]

1996-97 Robin Hood Go prototype (Metro-based, one of two built)

[Djetset]

1996-97 Robin Hood Go prototype (Metro-based, one of two built)

It is the Robin Hood Go (a.k.a. The Go), so you get the point.

I didn't ask what its mechanical base was, but I can reassure you 101% that it is NOT based on a Metro, as it used Ford Sierra running gear (as can be seen by the wheels). I can imagine why you referenced the Metro as Robin Hood also launched another model at the 1996 Donington Kit Car Show (where the Go debuted, and where I took this photo), based on the Austin, but it is not this machine.