Solved - NEH 2504: Trimuter

[Carnut]

1 point for identifying what this is correctly:

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[Carnut]

Experts?

[Oswald]

Wow! I have no clue what it is, but am looking forward to finding out!

[sixtee5cuda]

As you can tell by the inverted tail lights, this is a rare view of an upside-down Ford Pinto. 

[kwgibbs]

Is it a mckee mk-16 electric car?

[Carnut]

Is it a mckee mk-16 electric car?

Nothing to do with McKee..

[kwgibbs]

Is this car american?

[Carnut]

Is this car american?

Yes!

[kwgibbs]

Could this be a Quincy-lynn?

[bubenator]

This is a Trimuter manufactured by RQ Riley.
It's been modified a little though.  The door opening was originally a one-piece hatch thing, and this looks like it's been converted into a more conventional door-type passenger compartment.  The Pinto rear lights are also custom fit compared to the original round units.

[kwgibbs]

Yes, the trimuter completely slipped my mind.

[Carnut]

Could this be a Quincy-lynn?

It could but..

This is a Trimuter manufactured by RQ Riley.
It's been modified a little though.  The door opening was originally a one-piece hatch thing, and this looks like it's been converted into a more conventional door-type passenger compartment.  The Pinto rear lights are also custom fit compared to the original round units.

..this is the full answer so bubenator gets the point.

Here are some more photos of this modded one and another version; I doubt if any two were alike..: