*Love that, the pre-war examples were Standard Flying 8, the post-war cars (with the plain bonnet side panels) were just Standard 8. Apologies for minor nerding :-) Hopefully the reg. is not transferable*

I passed my test at 17 years old in 1963 and my older brother bought me one of these for £20. The thing I remember most was the knobs on the dash which enabled me to work the windscreen wipers manually when it rained hard and they weren't going fast enough. Always remember your first car I think.

This is just a gorgeous little car. This would have been a great car for travels to UK . Before Covid19, our plans were to travel around UK in a classic car Thanks for your video. This would have ticked all the boxes.

Lovely, yes Lovely A car that is rarely seen nowadays The Bonus has to be the Warwickshire number plate which might look very good on a Jaguar!