We had a few of those "bathtub"Metropolitan's at the junkyard Rene...pretty cool little cars..
I think Nash was who made them and then the company got broken up and bought out by other manufacturers ?..
There was a 1953 Metropolitan parked in the weeds,abandoned next to railroad tracks at the gas & electric plant my dad worked at back in the 60's..I think one of the employees left it there perhaps..
I remember him and my brother and I removing the engine--it was about as big as a 6 pack of beer and weighed about as much!..the transmission was about the size of a generator on an old car..both looked too dinky to propel even such a small car..I dont recall what ever happened to the motor & trans though..
I bet your wife will like it Rene...she'll probably hate it at first,but it'll grow on her...when guys came looking for parts with their wives and girlfriends at the junkyard,the cars the women headed right for most often to look at or sit in,were the Metropolitan's and Sunbeams,and Corvairs..