One of only three known examples of this floor change model know to the Austin Counties Owners Club. 4011 of these true British classics were built in aluminum by the Jenson Motor Company. Approximately 552 had floor gear-change fitted. This example was fully rebuilt and extensively refurbished in the 90's and is still in lovely condition. This included a rebuilt gearbox by Bexhill Gearboxes and a rebuilt and uprated 1500 engine along with all ancillary items including carburetor rebuilds. The interior is in great condition having been trimmed along with superb chrome and paintwork. Refurbished wheels with five new tyres, new exhaust, fuel tank and wiring harness. New good quality Dark Blue carpets match the mohair hood that fits well and stows neatly behind the rear seat. A particularly nice half tonneau is included and again fits very well. A massive collection of interesting history comes with the car going back to 1951 when the car was purchased by Colonel J E Foden and taken abroad when he was serving with Allied Military Government in Trieste Italy. A British Motor Heritage Trust certificate shows the build details along when it was first registered on its return to Great Britain which was around December 1954. This charming English convertible is now 71 years old and attracts a huge amount of interest. Being this old one needs to bare in mind it will not drive like a modern car but is much more fun.