Description UK-supplied new; RHD; four owners from new; loads of history; rugged machine ideal for trials; recent new wheels; comes with Carcoon An interesting example, as its not the usual Australian or New Zealand import, this 1924 Canadian-built Buick (marketed in the UK as a McLaughlin-Buick) is a 24-4-35 model indicating its year, number of cylinders and body style - in this case a five-seat tourer which was sold new in the UK.

The British-supplied cars had a wooden dashboard as opposed to a metal dash, the '24 cars having a Packard-style radiator, detachable head and four-wheel brakes.

It was first registered on 1st January 1924 with the Middlesex registration MH 1769 which remains transferable.

It was imported through NLR Easton Ltd, of Regent Street, London who were the main importers and its first owner was a Mr F Lawrey from Cornwall.

It served as a taxi for many years, a job for which the rugged Buick was ideally suited, and was originally maroon in colour.

Its second o...