I found it on Reddit, it's badged as a Centaur, looks like Corvette alloy wheels. I'm guessing late 1960s-early 1970s. To my eye it has Triumph Stag and Jensen Healey vibes
Looks like a Crayford Engineering product, based on the Stag. They also converted the Vauxhall Cavalier (Opel Manta) and named it the Cavalier Centaur. The logo in the grille also looks like a centaur: half man, half horse.
https://www.reddit.com/r/whatisthis...heels_have_a_bow_tie_and_it_kinds_looks_like/ https://www.google.com/search?q=197...d=chrome&ie=UTF-8#vhid=3AOtexKDSDgqwM&vssid=l
I always liked the style of Corvair (above) They weren't bad cars either - GM had fixed most if not all of the problems before Ralph Nader's book was published. In fairness to Nader, he was right about the first couple of years of Corvairs. BTW: Spel-Chek doesn't like the word Corvair, they want it to be corsair's or corsair.
If you right click on Corvair you should be able to tell your machine to "learn spelling" or "add to dictionary".
You already spent more time typing those comments, compared to a right mouse button click followed by a "save to your dictionary" click And: There are 21 other posts where you also used the word Corvair