It was shipped to the USA in 1927 as a rolling chassis. In 1933 this light weight and streamlined body was fitted for Alan Bemis to pull his glider up into the air.
He built a racetrack around his estate where he held the 1934 Wayland G P and other events. The car left the states in the 1950`s for Rhodesia. After Rhodesia's Independence the car moved to Capetown South Africa. It returned to the England in 1994.
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Those front and rear fenders look a bit like MGTC's don't they?
ReplyDeleteI haven't tried to compare them... but if you say so, good enough for me
Deleteweird car.
ReplyDeleteyes, agreed
DeleteIt looks like a Messerschmitt with a Rolls nose. Weird, uggly and not done !
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