Vauxhall 20/60 Hurlingham

The Hurlingham was Vauxhall's sporting coachbuilt take on the 20/60 chassis, and it was a rare thing even when new: only 52 were made, and the dealer says about 20 are known to survive worldwide. This one, chassis T1772, uses the larger 3.4-litre straight-six.

It was found in a dilapidated state in Suffolk decades ago and restored. It has since stayed in long-term ownership, most recently passing to the owner's nephew. The body is a two-seater with a dickey seat at the rear, which has its own removable windscreen. Period details include twin nautical-style air scoops on the scuttle. The paint is red and black, with beige seats and carpets.

The gearbox is a crash box with straight-cut gears, which whine in every gear except top. The dealer describes the car as mechanically strong and lightly patinated. A period photograph of the first owner with the car accompanies it. The page shows the price as "Accepted", which suggests an offer has been agreed.