This time we've have made it harder by totally de-badging this car. Can you tell us what it is? Email your answer to heather.brookes@emap.com (please put Little Picture in the subject line). You've only got until the end of today to enter, so quick!

This vehicle was projected to sell 60,000 per year, yet less than 20,000 were built during its short life.

Like most large cars of its time, this was rear-wheel drive with a longitudinally-mounted engine. Know what it is? Then get in touch!

Last issue we asked you to identify the Clan Crusader – and lots of you did!

First correct entry drawn was from Geoff Hodge of London Group, who used to sell the nifty little cars. Well done, Geoff, your bubbly will soon be on its way.

Clan was started by two ex-Lotus employees, Paul Haussauer and John Frayling. The Crusader was expensive when sold complete (£1,400) so a kit version was also available. The engine and most of the running gear came from the Hillman Imp Sport.