Genuine UK barn find where its been sleeping for 20 years.
The motor was taken out but I have it and its complete with the rare overhead electric starter option.
Members of the Bond owners club checked it out for me with the chassis plate and its a very early Mark C Bond from December 4th 1953 with a few prototype features.
Its a very solid example inside and out and I took it to the Cheshire Microcar rally last month and people were amazed at its condition.
The documents have been misplaced as its part of a deceased sale and they might turn up but there is proof from the Bond owners club that its correct.
It rolls freely and steers and the tyres are good with no punctures.”
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