Indeed! It’s a fairly simple design, yet at the same time rather eye catching. What body did this even start out as?
My wild guess is the late 50s/early 60s american car body, not the Rambler one, the one I think is a total revamp of the old Cadillac body. Let’s see if I am right.
Yes, It is built on the Winga Dinga 2,5m Convertible body.
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1975 Frampton Helios 2200i Coupe
The Helios Coupe from Frampton Cars. a nimble little thing with leather and wood interior.
Made for QFC41
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Great stuff mate. You have an eye for design. 
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This is giving me a lot of Mustang II/AMC Marlin-y vibes. Good looking car!
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2005 Frampton FurnACE II
The second generation of The FurnACE, smaller, lighter, faster then the predessor!
Made for CSR162
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1980 Hamfa Hengst 3200 GT
The follow up of the classic 60s Hengst 3200, released in 1978 as a 3 door fastback and with a modernised, DOHC, fuel injected 3.2l V6.
Made for “Fast For Four”
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Very unique design
1985 Malva Mungo V8 Replica
Mungo is swedish for mongoose, the cobra eater…
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