The Thudlington, proving that you can have a lightened and smaller Powerdrive concept. Also that you can either wear a cap, or have a hairstyle with Brylcream, so it looks like you are wearing a cap. Thus you remain lighter for your microcar, and yet waterproof in the rain. There is the Bob Purton approach, of course, which adds aerodynamics and brain cooling, but that's what 'Schmitt ownership does for you. Messes with the grey cells. Hence the need for a floppy hat to control ideas of grandeur. Now where did I put mine?
A microcar Dauphinoise. Mmm, creamy and slow baked.
