This looks like a barrel of fun . . .

The chassis, originally placed under a 7 Ruby in 1938, has bespoke tubular cross members, a front axle with a split in the centre to allow for independent suspension and a track that’s increased by 100mm at both ends. The differential is shifted from the axle centre, earning this 7 its ‘Offset Racer’ nickname, while the motor receives a Rootes-type ‘charger and head work so it’s got 55hp – and a dashboard boost gauge. The exhaust pokes out through the aluminium bodywork and curves its way over the rear wheel