Description On offer from a deceased estate; useful Light Car; nice and original; for light recommissioning following a period in storage The smaller Humber cars of the 1920s represented the epitome of upper middle-class expectations and every successful doctor, broker or bank manager aspired to the cachet of this solid and respectable marque.

Typical of the breed was the delightful 9/28 of the late 1920s.

Powered by a 1.1-litre inlet-over-exhaust four-cylinder engine, the 9/28 was beautifully made and trimmed.

“A luxurious and comparatively large car which, with an engine rated at only 8.3hp, is capable of over 50mph,” was how Light Car & Cycle Car summed it up in a contemporary road test.

On offer here from a deceased estate, there is sadly little information on this nicely presented tourer, the car having been purchased by the vendor's late husband in 2021.

It remains in lovely original condition, with a super blue leather interior and brown vinyl hood in sound usable condition...