I hope it's chassis is galvanised...

Can't help with the 'Name" - but I suspect that it's a Kit Car ,judging by the' recent' looking rack and pinion steering gear :)

That sounds about right - and would account for the 'splined knock-on' wire wheels, which would be from the Herald based Spitfire - my theory anyway !

Swift caravans have made an unusual small caravan called the Base camp, it looks quirky like a T@B...

https://www.swiftbasecamp.co.uk/

Looks like several ideas taken from the American Airstream "Basecamp" (including the name !) The Airstream is now improved and back i production, after only a short production of the previous version , which was very 'utilitarian' ! and costly (IMHO !). The Americans are probably needing to downsize their cars, so need a much lighter 'van ?

We've been in the Swift Basecamp today at the NEC. It has a slightly spartan feel but is obviously a very versatile unit with its wide rear door and modern fittings. The bench seats are 6' seats or single beds but can also be a large double. There is a huge opening skylight at the front. The benches can be flipped up to open the space for bike storage or large object transport. It has a full sized shower and wc, an oven and hob and gas or electric central heating.
It seems to be quite a departure from the WWBs that Swift usually make!

Saw the base camp in the NEC and not bad, would appeal to some.

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Yes, very clever indeed. I wonder if what you at first thought were toilet rolls later expand into kitchen rolls.

Airstream seem to be entering the fiberglass body market!

http://outsideinterests.info/article/airstream-nest-caravan/

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