You’re absolutely right with that being the base engine, but it’s not a 500 derivative.
Colour is very important here, along with the “bonnet” stand and everything else around it.
Denzel?
or Enzmann?
or possibly an NSU/Fiat Weinsberg
Jamos GT?
Puch spider, Puch neckar spyder?
I think thats it, I cannot find any other car using a puch boxer engine.
Volkswagen Type 3 or SP2?
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Invacar
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2 Days no reply so I hijack this thread (since I never seem to guess anything correct, this is the only way I can post something here 
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Next round:
Is that a Berkeley?
so far as i can discern (as that one is quite extensively altered) it’s a Berkeley SE492
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More unless. Is a Berkeley 500, driven by Rick Bekrich at Indianapolis Race Park in 1961.
correct. Ok I give up. I think I have to build a car in my garage and give it a name in order for you not to immediately know it 
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you leave too much for us to see. that’s where you’re faltering
yes but I did not ever hear of this make or model, I only seen it once in my life on a classic car meet and since this is very rare today I thought that it would be hard to guess or even know…
Ehm you had the model right so I guess thats your turn
that’s another thing. what you don’t know, someone else will know. usually to a fault.
anyways, here is another car
belated hint: it’s 
Hijack
If you can’t guess, I’ll post a more revealing picture
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I gotta say it, this is way less fun when you just look for the most rare prototype car with a bad quality jpeg from allcarindex.com to post every time…
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it would be, but this ain’t no prototype.
but i concede that i should avoid ACI from now on (although this one was on the backburner for a month or 2)
but yes, this is an Anglia based Kit car
Hint, the convertible version is popular with old people