With less murdered Smurfs in the interior
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I’d prefer it with thinner wheels you can actually buy legal tyres for…
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That is fucking LUVVERLY! Buy it.
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that front end is pointing at the sky and more ground clearance than a LR defender, could be a really cool looking car though.
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Made my day
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The exhaust is so mad here the clearance seems required if not mental.
Remotes?
That’s a beauty! Stunning colour too!
Surprised by the interior, the design has aged well, there’s aspects that don’t look the best part of 40yrs old.
WOW 
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You could buy Hugh Hefner’s one…
Happy Wednesday.
The back bit is not dreadful. There is a certain D-typeiness about it. Alright if you like a bit of bulbous.
This bit should be (if it hasn’t already been) driven in to a wall at speed.
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It is actually a Leyland Royal Tiger. No Tiger Cub was fitted with a O.680 engine; they had the 5.7L O.350 engine…
Also it’s fitted with a Pneumocyclic Transmission with two pedals; not a Pre-select transmission which has three pedals.
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Worrying lack of attention-to-detail from the dealer - chassis plate says tan interior, pictures say black, advert says red; chassis plate says ‘Parmatti Light Blue’ (see pic), car is dark blue with a white stripe… &c &c… Whole thing looks unloved, much as its history suggests - proper ugly duckling.
At least being based on a pre-war saloon explains the axle height…
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