A superb little car, ideal for shows or an every-day runaround.  First registered in Ayrshire in April 1955, it has covered only 22,569 miles – supported by the paperwork.  Apparently, it appeared in episodes of ITV’s ‘Heartbeat’ series, and before then spent many years in a garage showroom for advertising purposes, and then a few years as a museum exhibit.  This car is in very good condition with good black paintwork – just a few small blemishes – and a lovely red interior, we think the seats have been re-covered at some stage.  The under-bonnet area is just as you would expect from a car of this mileage, as is the boot area, and the underside is clean, tidy and structurally good.   As far as we can tell, the bodywork is all original and extremely good, so all the panels, including the doors, fit properly.  The car runs very well indeed and is a delight to drive, with good performance, gearbox, back axle, brakes and steering.  These small and simple fifties cars really are a lot of fun for little money.  Comes with four extra wheels with brand new tyres.  Paperwork includes the original registration document, old MOT certificate, invoices and workshop manual.  

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