Clark Griswold vibe

 

Moving on

 

Citroen Radar

 Robert Radar was a French Citroen dealer. In 1956 he rebodied the 2CV and sold it as a Citroen Radar. He sold about 20 of them as well as selling 40 bodies to people to build their own. A Belgian Citroen importer sold the Radar between 1959 and 1962.

Butchered bus

 

1956 Sunbeam Supreme Salon

 

1919 Morgan TT Grand Prix

HFS Morgan decided to participate in the Isle of Man Tourist Trophy (TT) event racing the in the Cyclecar category. The special MAG engine is air cooled with eight valves and a displacement of 1,078cc. it had a two speed gearbox as was appropriate for Morgan at the time. The GP designation was due to a longer chassis and a very low center of gravity. The brakes were improved by fitting a larger brake drum. The racer would have performed well but the event was canceled due to the outbreak of WWI. The car reappeared in 1919 for the Stile Kop hill climb. He won his category "cars with passengers" by crossing the finish line at more than 88 km/h.

A change of plan