Boshers, what is that in your icon ?

Panther ?
Confused Lotus ?
Midnight Club MR2 ?

I am starting to get worried about you (lie, worried for years)

My first thought was a Panther Solo but could well be an MR2.

We seem to be suffering from a rash of morphing avatars. Highly confusing.
Am I missing something?

It's a Panther Solo by the way. Chassis number 25 and the only one in yellow. Now in Japan. But looks like an MR2 with a body kit when it's postage stamp size...............

As Peter Ustinov said in 'pidgin english' in an old movie "how you know?" Dave?

Give me steam
And how you feel to make it real
Real as any place you've been
Get a life with the dreamer's dream

Peter Gabriel - Steam


Sorry, It was stronger than me. ... and, as this thread is going off-topic anyway...

Very good Dave, but not quite right.

Panther Solo, chassis number 9 or 11 (was about the 7th customer car released) now in Japan, in fact was driven straight to Heathrow after the photo was taken and that is at handover by Panther at their then Harlow factory, about a few weeks before they went under.

First car I ever made money on only found the photos again the other day. Lovely car to drive, Cosworth 4wd drivetrain and chassis and IIRC before the mk2 MR2 was produced (that was 1989 as I can see my Honda Legend 2.7 in the photos)

Lovely Kallistas in the background

As someone famous once said: You can't be serious! Lovely Kallistas - morphed out of the Lima: what an abortion! I did like the Solo and had a test in one too. Rather undeveloped imho, but full of potential that was never realised (sounds like my school reports )

I'm sure you've made up for it since.

Anyway I always thought it a pity that Mr Jankel didn't manage to take his cars to alogical conclusion. I would love to know where this would have finished.

Check this page and scroll down Mr Boshly. You may be able to fill in some blanks.

http://www.pantherclub.co.uk/Georges/solo/solo.htm

Good story by the way.

Scrcasm, the lowest form of wit