The Market; all pre-war cars for sale

Fuse boxes made by Lucas in good condition. Small one measures 5cms wide and 6 ½ cms long - N° 12V.I.R. 9 34 and bigger one measures 9cms between mounting holes and is 7cms long. Price is for one.Small one SOLD.

Oval badges for on grilles of American Fords. Both in good condition with only very light wear of enamel. Width 5 ½ cms. Made by the Fox Company - Cincinnati. Price is for one badge and includes postage worldwide.

Radiator and chromed surround for a 1930 Austin-Seven in good condition. Only one small dent on surround. Good chrome. Surround only (core has gone). New price Euro 250. 620mm top to bottom not including neck. 439mm wide near the bottom.

Reflector with badge for on the bootlid of Morris Eights of pre- and postwar-period. Needs a bit of tidying up. Price includes worldwide postage.

Early Chrysler ID-plate still mounted on piece of dash-panel. Plate reads "One Nine Six" (could relate to the C.I.D. of the model-65 or model CJ). Interesting piece for the Chrysler memorabilia-collector.

Combined oil, fuel and amperage-gauge for use in post-vintage Austins. N° X 53286/3. Made by Smiths/England. Outer diameter 10cms. Good condition.

Original brass radiator badge for a vintage Trojan car, made in Croydon /England. Rare.Price includes postage worldwide.

Set of four 20-inch Austin wire-spoked wheels suitable for 4.75 x 5.00 x 20 tyres. Six stud centres. 2 wheels with the tyres are in good condition, the other 2 less good but easy restorable. Location: WR 12

Emblem for on the bonnet of a medium to large 1930s Austin. 12cms wide. Very good condition, made by Wilmot Breeden. Price includes postage worldwide.

1935 Austin Seven engine (No. M183362) consisting of crankcase, 2 main bearing -crankshaft with 4 conn.rods, clutch, flywheel, 020 thou block and 4 good but used pistons with rings 040 thou. Cylinders will need boring out to suit, 2 broken studs which need drilling out. This was a running engine before dismantling, so good basis to work on.