Who knows more about the cars of George Davis?

I've been hoping to get in touch with a man named George Davis for ages now, but so far without any luck. Why? Well, Davis built a couple of Mini and Metro based utilities in the spirit of the Mini Moke. He previously worked for Austin in Longbridge but started his own company GB restorations in the late 1980s or early 1990s, offering cars from two different addresses in Birmingham and Bromsgrove. First there was the Winchester, which developed into the Roamer. A third variant was known as the Moon’s Moke and although this car looked very similar, it was once again offered from a different company: GL Enterprises in Birmingham.

I have been counting the number of different cars that I found out about in magazines and from pictures in my files and I believe there were at least 10 different ones, a list of the ones with registrations below. Now: I'd like to learn about the details and preferably speak to George Davis himself. Do get in touch by placing a comment below, or drop me a line on jeroen at jeroenbooij.com when you know more.

PUE 269R - registered as a 1976 Morris
MDV 794W - registered as a 1980 Austin Mini Metro L
MOB 406X - registered as a 1981 Austin Metro
DGD 997X - registered as a 1981 Austin Metro
RAW 645X - registered as a 1982 Austin Metro L
EUE 833Y - registered as a 1983 Austin Metro City
A805 XOH - registered as a 1984 Austin Metro City

I have no address details for GL Enterprises, but the addresses for Davis' company GB Restorations were:

Unit 4, The Mill Walk
Hawkesley Mill
Birmingham

Dept KCI
257 Old Birmingham Road
Bromsgrove

The prototype was named Winchester. Note the straight windscreen and bench seat

Picture courtesy Kit Cars magazine

This was raked on later cars, as seen here and now called Roamer. This one is in the US

Picture Jeroen Booij archive

This is also a Roamer. Note the steel structure to hold the roof on this car's sides

Picture courtesy Kitcars International

The model was then further refined. Sills, windscreen surround and filler cap are different

Picture Jeroen Booij archive

Different car or the same as above? This one was offered for sale some years ago

Picture Jeroen Booij archive

While this one was last seen in Germany - and offered for sale there for silly money

Picture Jeroen Booij archive

And this is another, note different rollbar. This is believed to be a Moons Moke 

Picture Jeroen Booij