Two similar vehicles went for hundreds of thousands of pounds at auction
The owner of one of the two tiny Peel cars on the Island says the enormous prices paid for two - in auction in the United States - makes no difference to the "Not For Sale" notice on his car.
Sam Knight has the car on show in the Manx Heritage Transport Museum in Peel.
One car fetched 140 thousand dollars in auction in Monterey, the other over 120 thousand.
Mr Knight says where the car is now is where it stays.
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