The Mk1 Cavalier was once a staple of British roads, and is now a rare sight even at Classic Car shows.

Launched in 1975 along with the Chevette, the Cavalier went a long way to restore the reputation of Vauxhall in that they provided dependable service and a pleasurable driving experience all wrapped up in an attractive looking saloon shape.

This particular example appears to be in very sound condition with only very minimal signs of wear and age.

The paintwork is shiny, as are the chrome accents.

Being a GL model means you get Rostyle-look wheels with chrome embellishers, chrome waistline strips, passenger door mirror, clock, radio, black boot panel between the rear lights, and an upgraded interior which certainly looks the part.

There is also a slightly deeper colour coded chin spoiler fitted, which suits the look of the car, and rear seat belts have also been fitted as an extra security feature.

The interior is clean and tidy.

It should be noted that the red seat velour is s...