"Speedy" for sale.

[Peter Butler]

Has anyone else noticed that Robin Lawton has in stock a "Speedy"? Not only that, in the advert he says that he also has an extra and genuine Speedy engine to sell.

Peter Butler.

[Chris KC]

Hello Peter! Don't know if you'll remember me, but we spoke some years back after I found your Speedy parked outside the chip shop around the corner in Bedford and I waited for you to return (actually I was thinking of nicking it but you returned too quickly!  )

Speedy replica I believe - but even so, it's a beauty:
https://www.robinlawton.com/cars/1934-au...-sale&pg=1

[austin]

https://www.robinlawton.com/cars/1934-au...-sale&pg=1

It says it's a replica and the engine is a "correct type pressure fed Sports engine".

[Mike Costigan]

A bit too expensive for me, but I'd rather spend £24,000 on that than on one of the many Ulsteroids at similar prices.

[Ruairidh Dunford]

The car is a very accurate Replica built by Ken Kimber - it is superb, in my opinion.

Robin is also selling Jen's Roll Top newspaper van.

[Bluebird7]

For less than £24K you can get one of these, and the engines bullet-proof !!!!!

[Mike Costigan]

So what? I would much prefer the Austin 

Perhaps more telling is that for the same money I could buy some much more exotic, and dare I say more desirable, pre-War cars.

[Bluebird7]

Ah, but I've got this one too, so best of both worlds !!!
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[Stuart Giles]

The car is a very accurate Replica built by Ken Kimber - it is superb, in my opinion.

Have to agree, it is superb, and is built on a genuine 'sports' chassis

[Ray White]

It will probably not seem too expensive to the person who eventually buys it.