Hustler william towns
William Towns 'Hustler'
Hustler 6 'in Wood' - Revivaler
The Hustler was a Mini-based project designed in by Aston Martin Lagonda designer William Towns and later developed into a kit car by his Interstyl.
William Towns ( – ) also known as Bill Towns was a British car designer. Towns , but as a freelance designer, worked on the Jensen- Healey, the successful Hustler kit-car, the Reliant SS2 and the short-lived Railton F28/F
Description:Turns out the reason it looks like the roof of an ice-cream van is because it is — a Hustler ice-cream van, to be precise. Because the body was made from glass-fibre panels, specific versions were easy to make. Seats are nicely shaped and look comfortable. The following year, Towns added the Huntsman to the range, featuring revised styling, larger-diameter wheels and Hydrolastic or Hydragas suspension, reflecting the fact that this new model was based not on the Mini, but on ADO16 or Metro parts. The wooden version also brouhght several practical advantages:
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