European car?

Sounds like a cooler body variant on the GEMs that we have at work for running around the site and nearby city streets. They're electric only, AFAIK. Enclozed cab mpdels lool very hornetlike (the insect, npt the AMC).

Okay, I'll give that a try.

Okay, I have posted an image at tinypic. The URL is;

That little car looks French to me.

On the web, Tiny European Cars cuhulin

Can you read, or do you remember, what the name was? Plainly part of the logo reads "Tech" but the script part... FMC, Fine, Femto, and other such guesses don't give me much traction.

It sure looks like what we in the US would call a "Neighborhood Electric Vehicle" or "Low Speed Vehicle." There are a large number of them worldwide, mostly electrics I think, ranging from extremely utilitarian to stylish to downright science-fiction levels of high design.

My guess, after pondering the apparent materials of construction, is that it's a newish one with a studiedly retro look rather than an old one.

--Joe

Don Stauffer wrote in news:4bc71878$0$89387$ snipped-for-privacy@news.qwest.net:

The logo *seems* to say FMC tech. That first letter is absolutely not an E, otherwise the formula emc^2 would spring to mind. On the side and front. Shame it wasn't photographed at a better angle or in higher definition. I start to get pixelation at the point where the letters become readable as I enlarge.

I get a 165KB jpg file. Perhaps it's been converted from another file as well? jpegs use lossy compression, which means every time you convert from them, you lose image information.

No, I do not remember the name, and I am kicking myself for not shooting the logo directly. The name on the logo meant nothing to me.

It is a nice looking 4 wheels motor scooter anyway.I would like to know brand name/factory/country it came from. cuhulin