Being sucluded from these types of "Obscure" cars, when I hear of a new
one (to me, that is), I have to find out what it looked like.
This is what I found on the Davrian. Looks like a track beast...
http://www.shiga-med.ac.jp/people/sugimoto%27s/Davrian.html
Tim
Nory P wrote:
>
> Might you be talking about a Davrian? The Complete Catalog of British
> cars doesn't have a listing for Davron, but has the following short
> entry for Davrian:
>
> The Davrian is a difficult make to quantify in production terms for
> the cars have been mainly track machines. But as nearly all products
> have been equally at home on the road and track, they are perhaps most
> accurately described as sports/racing cars. In the early days, the
> Davrian was Hillman Imp-powered, but later a variety of power units
> could be had - from Rootes and Ford for example. Later still,
> production settled down to two Imp derivatives - one destined for road
> use, the other tuned for the track. As these were specialist cars, it
> would be unwise to be dogmatic about specificatons, for the individual
> owner decided his own requirements.
>
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