Vehicle Description
1972 Bond BUG 700SE. Terry 952-451-2104 front-mounted 700 cc
Reliant light-alloy four-cylinder The Bond Bug was sold as being
fun to drive, with the low seating position giving a similar
exaggerated impression of speed as in a go-kart, while the actual
speed was similar to that reached by high performance cars only a
few years earlier (indeed, earlier versions of the Lotus 7 had a
top speed of 76 mph/122 km/h Tom Karen oversaw the design and
production of Luke Skywalker's landspeeder from Star Wars (1977):
one of the models was built upon the chassis of a Bond Bug the
wheels hidden by mirrors angled at 45 to the ground.
