The car you bought is this platform, you can see it's siblings listed.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/General_Motors_H_platform_(FWD)
Mid 90s everything from all manufacturers went to bubble shaped cars.
I had a good friend with one of these in high school. One winter day, he hit a light pole head on leaving school. Drove it to my house with the front end completely wrecked and told me to fix it before his dad got home in a couple of hours. Took us a bit longer than that to fix it.
Trying to understand a bit bitter, the goal is to put a second set of controls in the passenger seat (steering/throttle/brake)? What are the rules in the UK?
I think that Aresco would be willing to do the lift installation, but I'm not sure they would do the concrete/electrical. They may have a recommendation for someone though, it doesn't hurt to try giving them a call and see what they say.
No worries, appreciate you thinking about it. Surprised they've run those since 1994, do they stay with the car or the owner? I collect Michigan and anywhere I visit on vacation, but I'm always looking for anything I don't have.
I want the license plate off it! If you have to ship it from there, it might exceed the value of the truck. Or do a version of vice grip garage and get it running and drive it back. Classic truck values around here depend on long bed/short bed.
Edit: 1970/1971 Dodge.
We just got back from vacation and one place we visited was Amsterdam which must be the home of the Canta. I saw a ton of them there including one taking up the entire bike lane by driving down it :)