Oldest Mk 10 in existence

Does anyone know what happened to the Mk 10 that was on E bay a couple of months ago. The owner reputed it to be the oldest known and it certainly seemed to be a very early model.

Condition 3 but not poor. Dark Green. Auto location (Surrey/sussex?)

Who said senelity was creeping in?

As they said in Peter Pan " I knew I hadn't lost my marbles"

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Registration No. WSL 480. Could be oldest on road. 115000mls British Raceing Green Re-sprayed 20/25 yrs ago and still good. A Little bubleing on bottom of rear passenger door and around screen. Original Log books etc. Two files of invoices over its life. Bodywork is in very good shape, no rust except as previously stated. Chrome is showing its age but no rust. Chrome on windows is excellant. Interior woodwork is very good but a little bit of TLC would improve. Rear trays and wood as new. Could do with eccelerator pedal adjustment which in turn would benefit auto change when a a stop. Carbs require adjusting. Seats have no rips and conolised but could be improved. New head lining, lights, horn and meters all work. New radiator fitted and four brand new tyres recently added. Four previous owners, last two man/wife (22yrs). Ive now got serious back trouble and have difficulty in bending, recently lost garage. Any reasonable offer would be considered. This is a very fair discription, but don't expect a new car. It is 47yrs old. but a very nice all round servicable Mk 10
Mow reduced from £4750. to £4490. haveing been sold and cancelled after it would not fit into purchasers garage.

NOW FURTHER REDUCED TO £3750. TO SELL

p.s Just so that you know - it's the advertiser's grammar and typo's not mine !

Nice car is'nt it?

Carsie,

Could you drop the link in the for sale /wanted forum.

I know cityslang checks there hes looking for a mk10 /420G