Description Reproduction and fresh from the mould; unused ideal basis for restoration or build project; complete with new perspex top A rare opportunity for the microcar enthusiast, this new replica Peel Trident body shell offers a faithful recreation of the iconic 1960s “bubble car,” long celebrated for its space-age styling and impossibly compact proportions.

Finished in fresh gel-coat and never assembled, it provides an excellent starting point for anyone wishing to build a Trident-style project without the challenges of restoring a fragile original.

The Peel Trident, produced in tiny numbers on the Isle of Man between 1965 and 1966, has become one of the most recognisable microcars of its era, its clear dome and three-wheeled stance earning it the affectionate nickname “the terrestrial flying saucer.” Original examples are now vanishingly scarce, making quality replica components increasingly sought after by collectors and builders alike.

This particular shell presents well, wit...