Citroën Rosalie

The Rosalie was Citroën's mid-1930s family car, and this one is a right-hand-drive example in the Slough-built specification, which the dealer notes is rarely seen in the UK today. It has a 1,398cc petrol engine, a manual gearbox and two-tone maroon and black paintwork.

The car is the result of a long enthusiast restoration. The previous keeper bought it in the early 2000s from Dorset, already partly stripped for engine work and supplied with most of the mechanical parts in boxes. The body was lifted off, and the chassis was stripped and painted. The work then paused for a house move. It later resumed with a full rewire, repaint and reupholstery. Modern-use safety additions include indicators and headlight flashers.

A file includes an article on the restoration, which appeared in the Citroën Car Club magazine in 2013. The listing shows 4,000 miles.