Skywalker's landspeeder was designed and built by Ogle Design around the chassis of a Bond Bug.
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While at the 1962 Motorshow, he saw a car called an OGLE SX250: it had been designed by David Ogle (of David Ogle Associates, later known as Ogle Design) and it was based on the Daimler Dart SP250 chassis and running gear.