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Equipment
RHD. Cylinder bolster tank, dual rear spares, monocle windshield, folded trumpet bulb horn, Warner speedometer and clock, cowl mounted Rushmore acetylene spotlight, Solar kerosene sidelights, Edmunds & Jones acetylene headlights, kerosene taillight, Johns
Condition
Sound old paint, worn redyed bucket seat upholstery, dull brass. Usable as is, if not particularly beautiful. Just catching up on years of neglect to the brass will take up much of the winter.
Market commentary
There's no idea how it was built, but it's been like this at least since the 1958 re-enactment of the Vanderbilt Cup road races in 1958. It's a great, thumping old thing that will get down the road with alacrity (even if it won't stop with the same dispatch.) It takes a hero to drive one fast, but not a hero to buy it at this reasonable price.