Excess All Areas – book review
Few books feature as many cars that are as below the radar as this one
Electric Fuel Propulsion Company Transformer 1
The Transformer 1 was gonna take you down to Electric Avenue. Or not
Matco Diamante
Neo-classics were all the rage in the US in the 1970s, for some unfathomable reason…
Anheuser-Busch Bevo Boat
Ahoy there! These promotional vehicles were well and truly ship-shape
Reyonnah microcar
It was ingenious, but the Reyonnah was destined to be a footnote in automotive history
Bill Frick Special GT coupé
A unique combination: Studebaker chassis, Cadillac V8, Vignale design and build
Stevens Sienna
Intended to be a neo-classic for the impecunious, this Reliant-based project proved stillborn
LMX Sirex 2300HCS
This rare sportster was a true pan-European effort
Stutz Blackhawk
If you were rich in the 1970s, the Stutz Blackhawk was the car to flaunt your wealth
Lightburn Zeta Runabout
This Australian economy car was cheap but rubbish in every way. No wonder it failed
Gill Getabout
The Gill was third in a series of four iterations of the same car, all made in tiny numbers
British Anzani Astra Utility
The Astra Utility picked up where the JARC Little Horse left off, and it was just as basic