Brits - Please Help

A question for anyone really, but I suspect the Brits on the forum may be more likely to be able to help me out.

I saw a car drive by yesterday and have no idea what it was. It was right-hand drive, so I'm assuming it was British. I'm guessing it may be from the 1960's. Quite small, possibly a 2 seater. Didn't have a top, but it had full door frames. It had rounded, 'inverted bathtub' type styling similar to a Porsche 356, only a little stubbier, less sleek looking. No emblum/badging that I could see on the back, and I didn't get a good look at the front.

Any Ideas?

lotus elan? http://www.chooseyouritem.com/exotic...Lotus.Elan.jpg

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Originally Posted by Robinho

lotus elan? http://www.chooseyouritem.com/exotic...Lotus.Elan.jpg

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Couldn't open the link, but I searched the net for pictures of Lotus Elan, and none of them looked right. They all looked too sporty. If I had to describe the car I saw, I'd sooner say cute, than quick.

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Originally Posted by Firstgear

Couldn't open the link, but I searched the net for pictures of Lotus Elan, and none of them looked right. They all looked too sporty. If I had to describe the car I saw, I'd sooner say cute, than quick.

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Could of been a MG MGB http://classic-car.y2u.co.uk/Photo_c..._MGB_Car_1.jpg

Nissan Figaro?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...garo_Front.jpg

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Originally Posted by steve_spackman

Could of been a MG MGB http://classic-car.y2u.co.uk/Photo_c..._MGB_Car_1.jpg

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Nope, we've got lots of MG's here.

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Originally Posted by Paddy Cummins

Nissan Figaro?

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedi...garo_Front.jpg

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I think that's probably it - especially looking at the roofline and the way the top (on a convertable) would come off, but leave the door/window frame in.

Thanks, Paddy! :)
(and the others who tried to help)

:up: Nay bother!