Stops very well with lots of charm....

[Tony Griffiths]

A new description of A7 braking power - "lot of charm"

https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C132...dium=email

[sparkeysprite]

I saw that. I though it looked quite nice and a reasonable price (or have I missed something..)

[Parazine]

Sadly, the registration number is not kosher; there's no documentation. The car has clearly not turned a wheel in anger for many, many years but it looks, from the photos like a worthwhile project. Lot of work to turn it into a useable driver though....

[Steve kay]

Good heavens, if that particular “well known” seller only wants six and a half, one wonders quite what condition it really is.

[Mike Costigan]

To be fair, the advert does say that there's no supporting documentation and it will need re-registering.

[Hedd_Jones]

I think the advert does make the position clear, with respect the the log book.

Incidentally despite the lack of paperwork, CPG983 is probably right for a late chrome rad 2 seater. CPG998 for example is listed as a military tourer.......

[Tony Betts]

sparky,

i think what you are missing, is his last box saloon. or even the many before it.

it looks like another one quickly run through his spray booth.

so id want to see it close up to see if there is as much clag in the body, and holes in the floor as his last box saloon. had

no documents  has he run out of continuancy books   obviously something else you cant get under lockdown. what ever next. covid its ruining the old car world.

[Tony Griffiths]

If it looks too good to be true....

[Robin Oldfield]

Mmmmm.......strange headlamps, Ruby type steering wheel........but a lot looks really quite good.  Now if my wife would let me......

[Mike Costigan]

The Ruby wheel is correct for a 1935 car.