• Desirable ‘Three Window’ example• Well known in the Vauxhall Cresta community• Many rare and original partsIntroduced in October 1957, the Vauxhall Cresta PA represented a dramatic departure from its predecessor and remains one of the most distinctive British saloons of the post-war era.

Conceived at a time when American culture exerted an increasingly powerful influence over British tastes, the PA combined Detroit-inspired styling with dimensions better suited to European roads.

Its wraparound ‘dog-leg’ windscreen, pronounced tail fins, elaborate grille, and generous detailing gave the Cresta an unmistakable presence, while its six-seat accommodation ensured that flamboyance did not come at the expense of practicality.This particular example was first registered on 6th March 1958 and is especially desirable as an early ‘Three Window’ Cresta.

It retains a number of features subsequently phased out, including stainless-steel gutter rails, split-top rear indicators, narrow front qua...