Interesting stuff on t'internet

Pre-WW2 Pratt 3 Cwt trailer. I.O.W. £250.00
Type ?E1? 1930s. Should be a fairly straightforward restoration project to add kudos to a contemporary car.



Pratt Trailers (link):

Nissan Prairie 1.8 SGL. Norfolk. £500.00
1988. 1st generation (M10), late car. MOT expired 5 years ago. It has required welding in the past and doubtless will need more to go through another MOT test.
It is a WAV, (wheelchair accessible vehicle), almost certainly a Brotherwood conversion which means it was a pioneering car and was the first WAV in the world. Worth saving! There are few M10 Prairies left and a disproportionately high number are these Brotherwood conversions. The conversion nearly doubled the cost of the car which meant they were worth looking after and Brotherwood undersealed them as a matter of course thus improving their longevity. Brotherwood have always been, and remain, the gold standard in WAV conversions.



John Lambert with the first ever Brotherwood WAV;

Vanden Plas 1300. Essex. £3½K
1970 Princess with a funky makeover. Looks to have been recommissioned around 2016, (or may have been abroad?)

1K pounds for a S in manual ya can you post it to me please.
Could sell that here for 10K out of the box

Daimler Sovereign (XJ6) s2 4.2 litre. London. £1K          [ !! SOLD !! ]

1974. Looks to have been off the road for quite some time up until relatively recently when it saw a couple of years use but MOT expired 2018. MOT history worth a check. A bit crusty but cheap enough for a s2.

Your next buy Chris ?
Maybe get both ?
Quick bog and buff and send them on the way.

Wow can you really get one of these for £1000?? Not my sort of car but that does seem good value!

No you can't today!
You could yesterday.
As with all automotive bargains you need your trailer hitched up, cash in your pocket and the willingness to move quickly.

Another well sourced bargain - I wonder if the belts are starting to tighten in general at the lower end of the market