This charming and apparently very original Bullnose was first registered in April 1926.

Its distinctive yellow and black bodywork is teamed with brown leather upholstery and carpets, and the venerable Morris comes complete with hood, side screens, Auster screen, tonneau and storage cover.

According to the vendor, the car remained within the same family ownership from new until his acquisition in 2001.

It has subsequently resided in a heated garage and clearly benefited from regular servicing and maintenance.

This has included: an overhaul of the engine, gearbox and braking system; coil conversion; re-cored radiator; the replacement of the clutch and, most recently, the battery.

An eminently usable vintage car, ‘RP 2573’ is said to be all but watertight with the hood up and sidescreens in place.

Its specification includes a genuine period Wilmot Breeden Calometer, running-board mounted fuel can and toolbox, and klaxon.

Entry to the world of vintage motoring doesn’t come in much m...