Extremely low mileage original example - Two owners in 59 years The original MG Magnette was MG’s first unitary-construction car.

The sporty saloon was one of the fastest 1.5 litre saloons on the market at the time, and it also had the excellent handling to go with it, topped off with a luxurious interior.

The Mark III Farina from February 1959 featured BMC's 1489 cc B type engine, enhanced by fitting twin SU HD4 carburettors.

The interior featured a walnut veneer facia panel, door cappings and leather upholstery as well as safety glass windows.

This remarkable survivor was purchased new by a Mr.

Thomas Brunt on 21st October 1959, specified in Cherry Red complemented by Crimson Red interior (only available for the 1959 model year).

In 1982 at c.13,300 miles it was purchased by the second owner, a Mr.

Frank Harrison, keeping the car for the next 36 years.

He covered a further 4,300 miles, bringing the total to 17,600 miles at the time.

Now showing 18,900 miles, and being offere...