Sir Roland Wilson originally designed and made the car. It was later restored in 1974 by Ross Woodcock and a 'procession of apprentices'. The car was originally painted green.
The car was built and driven by the maker for two years. Following restoration work in 1974 the car was used as QANTAS marketing group who operated it at Ameroo Park.
Masonite body, three wheeled automobile developed from an early Austin-7. Powered by an electric motor driving the rear wheel. Five 12-volt lead acid bateries were placed where an engine would be and allowed a running time of up to 20 minutes. Further details include two front head lights and one tail light, ignition switch on steering wheel, hand operated windscreen wiper, rubber padded step on l.h.s. (no doors). There is a horn on the exterior l.h.s., side light attached to windscreen and a chain to the rear wheel.
