By the time you see this, it will have expired
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1934-BSA-S10 ... rk:26:pf:0
Looks to have been restored, lovely interior which is surely original. One might like to do some underbonnet titivating, otherwise it appears very decent.

The tools on the back floor perfectly illustrate for me the impracticality of bootless coachwork, a hangover from the days when one's postillion took care of the luggage.
That aside, surely it's worthy of its £5,000 start?

Ivor

Nice motor and in what looks to be fine condition as you say Ivor.

It is also listed on Suningdale Classics web site if you miss it now, but with no price, bet it will be a lot more than £5,000 if the auction ends without a bid.