Salvation for early Ford
CVW 828 is a 1935 Model Y Ford that was first registered in Essex, but no history is known until it was bought in 1974 by Robert Potter, a US serviceman stationed at Stanmore. When he went home, he shipped the car to Florida but never registered it in the USA. In 1979 he sold it to Ernest Bombard of Gloversville, New York, who gave it a little TLC, then stored it in a basement. Long after his death, in 2016 his stepson sold it to Glenn Marcucio, an auto mechanics teacher who was looking for a car for his students. Now retired, he hopes to complete its rebuild soon.