Ford Enigma V6, Hot Rod,Buggy,Kit Car,Mad Max. Kit Car,Hot Rod,Buggy,Mad Max

Builder obviously only owned a ruler and not a set of French curves. At least it is on a Q plate and not still registered as a Ford Granada.

Other than the wheels I can't say I like anything about it!

It may not be registered as a Granada, but it is still registered as a Ford!! I doubt that ever rolled off Henrys production lines....

I think it's brilliant! Ok, no curves but as a Mad Max type buggy I think it's great, it actually looks very professionally built (from what you can tell in the pics) & if you wanted something different it's a lot more original than a Hummer or Range Rover conversion!

Funnily enough I actually started something vaguely similar about a millennium ago based on a 2.0L Cortina MK3 floorpan which I added a roll cage to, but I finished up selling the engine & scrapping it due to a lack of time

It's obviously had a lot of time effort & money thrown at it, good luck to whoever buys it - they would be welcome at Essex Kitcar Club anytime!

Also as it's described as a Ford Enigma Buggy surely you would expect Ford on the V5?

[Edited on 27/6/17 by russbost]

Not one for me I have to say, but each to their own!

It was at Newark show one year and its not to bad but different and looks fun to drive
Jacko

I think it is well named and has a certain appeal.

I like it, would not want to own it but never the less still like it!

As mentioned , seem=n at Newark
Definatly seen worse built kits, so fair play to him.
But, not my taste, so I'm out

Being sold by - "Different Class Cars". It certainly is that .

Would that have needed SVA/IVA? Don't think the rear seatbelt mounts look right, far too low, don't think that would have passed an inspection like that?

And no, styling doesn't do it for me.

The builder has tried to be different, fair play to him, it's good that everyone's taste is not the same.

Hate stuff that's too curvy, that floats my boat nicely.

I think it's great - kinda macho Moke. Also sort of reminds me of the (William Towns?) Hustler albeit without a roof.

Great effort, probably a bit optimistic on price 😊