Description A scarce and attractive open-top Standard; showing 79,235 miles; freshly trimmed blue interior that presents very smartly; t he vendor informs us the engine was rebuilt 5-6 years ago First registered in 1946, this Standard Eight Drophead Coupé is an appealing post-war survivor, finished in cream with a freshly trimmed blue interior that presents very smartly.

Correctly registered as a Historic Vehicle, it is powered by the 8hp 1,009cc engine coupled to a four-speed manual gearbox and now shows 79,235 miles.

The vendor informs us the engine was rebuilt 5-6 years ago and this displays good oil pressure.

The car has been starting and driving on site for the photographs and video.

The Standard Eight was introduced in the late 1930s and re-emerged after the war as one of the cars that helped get Britain moving again, offering simple, reliable motoring at a time when materials and resources were still scarce.

The Drophead Coupé was always the rarer and more desirable version...