Overland Model 46 Roadster

This is a 1910 Overland Model 46, a two-seat American roadster from the years when the marque was still building right-hand-drive cars. Overland only switched to left-hand drive in 1915, so a right-hand-drive example is correct for the period. It has a large four-cylinder engine, a folding hood and a round, opera-style windscreen for the driver.

The car went from the USA to Norway in 1969 and later to Sweden, where the previous owner bought it from the family who had owned it. The page describes it as original, with worn leather seats and an honest patina. An electric starter has been added without altering other components. Period details include a foot-operated warning bell and a foot-operated 'town/country' flap valve in the exhaust.

The dealer describes it as running well and comfortable enough for B-road use. It is UK-registered as BF7057 and comes with a V5C, copies of the Norwegian registration documents and a FIVA Identity Card.