Yesterday, 10:55 PM
At university in 1965 a friend and I persauded my friend George to buy a 1934 box saloon. It had the registration document from new, which in those days was stamped every time it was taxed. This showed it had been on the road continually from when it was first registered and all through the war until he bought it. Because they were economical many Sevens were run all through the war years.
George kept the car for the whole of his life and it was still continuously on the road well into the 80s/90s until it had a spell off the road having the body restored. It had been on its side at some time and was narrower than it should have been.
When George died in 2020 it was in the best condition it had been since he bought it.
The mileage it had covered was unknown, but was a lot!
George kept the car for the whole of his life and it was still continuously on the road well into the 80s/90s until it had a spell off the road having the body restored. It had been on its side at some time and was narrower than it should have been.
When George died in 2020 it was in the best condition it had been since he bought it.
The mileage it had covered was unknown, but was a lot!
Jim