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Mk.IV Open 2 Seater.
The only 100mph open 2 seater in Europe with fully independent suspension selling in the UK for under £1000 tax paid.
Reinforced metal and glass fibre body.
Ladder-type chassis carries 'Tru-Trak' independent rear suspension units.
Choice of 1500cc and 1800cc engines with a range of power outputs.
Prices in UK: From £955 tax paid.
Mk.IV Open 2 Seater.
The only 100mph open 2 seater in Europe with fully independent suspension selling in the UK for under £1000 tax paid.
Reinforced metal and glass fibre body.
Ladder-type chassis carries 'Tru-Trak' independent rear suspension units.
Choice of 1500cc and 1800cc engines with a range of power outputs.
Prices in UK: From £955 tax paid.
Okay, but even though I correctly identified three in a row (Datsun SPL-310, Morgan AeroMax, Elva), I hope that I am not expected to post three new ones!
The side air scoops on this car look similar to the one posted if so its a version of an Arnolt Bristol
Yup!
An Arnolt-Bristol it is.
Although many people believed--incorrectly--that it was a British make, the Arnolt-Bristol was an American car. The chassis (and possibly the engine) came from Bristol of The UK, the body was built by Bertone in Italy, and the car was built in The US. Altogether, one of the more beautiful cars of the early-mid '50s.
Now, Jambo, is it your turn, or is it still my turn?
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