Charming 1955 Ford Pop; showing just 62,588 miles; the 103E model easily identified by its smaller headlamps, painted bumpers and steel dashboard, the Popular has become a much-loved survivor of 1950s British motoringHere we have a charming 1955 Ford Popular, finished in a gentle shade of pale green and powered by its faithful 1,172cc side-valve engine.

Originally the cheapest car Ford produced in its day, the 103E Popular was designed to offer simple, affordable motoring to post-war Britain.

In essence, the 103E is a pared-back E494A Anglia, fitted with the 10HP engine from the E493A Prefect and stripped to the essentials to keep costs down.Easily identified by its smaller headlamps, painted bumpers and steel dashboard, the Popular has become a much-loved survivor of 1950s British motoring.

This example wears its years with quiet pride and presents as an honest, appealing car that has clearly been cared for over the decades.

The current V5C shows only five former keepers, which is...