221ci Ford Flathead V8 3-Speed Manual Transmission Silver Paint w/Black Fenders Red Leather Upholstery Gray Convertible Top 16" Steel Wheels Rear-Hinged Doors Banjo-Style Steering Wheel
This 1949 Allard M1 Drophead Coupe is said to have been initially sold in the United Kingdom and relocated to Toronto, Canada, by the original owner in the early 1950s.

Chassis 1075B reportedly remained at the Canadian Automotive Museum in Oshawa, Ontario, for several decades before being sold to a private party, and it was later acquired by the seller’s father in 2017.

The car was subsequently refinished in silver and fitted with a gray convertible top prior to securing first place in its class and a President’s Choice award at the 2018 Brits-in-the-Park gathering in Lindsay, Ontario.

Power is provided by a 221ci Ford Flathead V8 mated to a column-shifted three-speed manual transmission.

It rides on 16″ steel wheels and is further equipped with rear-hinged doors, Smiths instrumentation, and a banj...