I saw this automobile in the late 60s or early 70s in the States. It was unusual enough that I walked over and talked to the driver as he was putting gas in it. It resembled a dune buggy like those built on VW chassis's with fiberglass bodies but the man told me it was plastic. At that time I wouldn't have known the difference in plastic or fiberglass. The body was very open, no doors, a fold up top. The body on this one was red and the top black. What really stuck with me was he said it was multi fuel. It would run on almost anything you could put in it that was petroleum based. The engine I believe he said was was 3 cyl and it sounded much like an air cooled engine, not as smooth as a 6 cyl or V8. He told me he had found it advertised in Canada and had gone there specifically to buy it. The best I can remember is he said it was a French vehicle and was built for the French Foreign Legion. Would anyone have any ideas what the make was or the manufacturer? I would guess it could have even been from the 40s era? Wayne Thompson