- Seller: Bradley W (Contact)
- Location: Fredericksburg, Texas
- Mileage: 39,959 Shown
- Chassis #: FD 213276
- Title Status: Clean
- Engine: 1.5-Liter Inline-4
- Transmission: 3-Speed Manual
This 1958 Vauxhall Victor Super is now up for auction here on Barn Finds, offering enthusiasts a rare opportunity to pick up a largely intact example of a model that’s seldom seen in the United States today. Located in Fredericksburg, Texas, and showing 39,959 miles, this left-hand-drive Victor comes with a clean title and presents as a solid starting point for the right buyer who appreciates uncommon imports from the late 1950s.
According to the seller, very few of these cars remain stateside, which immediately sets this one apart. It retains its core identity and much of what makes a Victor Super interesting, especially for someone drawn to unusual British-market designs adapted for American roads. The car is described as mostly intact overall, with the main structural concern being the floor pans, which are essentially absent. Aside from that issue, the rest of the vehicle is said to be fairly solid.
The current owner acquired the car with their son from a former employer, originally intending to explore a project direction such as installing a more modern drivetrain or potentially pursuing a body swap. As it sits today, the engine is reported to be seized and the carburetor is missing, so it should be viewed as a project in need of mechanical attention. Still, key components remain present, including the trim, which will accompany the car. The glass is intact throughout, with the exception of the driver’s door.
Power comes from a four-cylinder engine paired with a manual transmission, maintaining the basic configuration the Victor was known for. With its rarity in the U.S. and largely complete nature, this example offers flexibility depending on a buyer’s goals—whether that’s restoration, preservation, or a creative custom approach.
As a Barn Finds auction listing, this Victor Super offers a straightforward opportunity to step into a distinctive, seldom-seen classic. The seller is even willing to assist with coordinating transportation at the buyer’s expense, making it easier for an interested party to bring it home.
Projects like this don’t appear every day, especially when they involve unusual imports with a shrinking presence on American roads. For someone looking for something different with real character and rarity, this 1958 Vauxhall Victor Super stands out as a compelling candidate ready for its next chapter.
Maybe the car actually is a 1958, but the parking lights, grille surround moldings, hood and rear bumper are from a second series 1959 or a 1960.
Not only that, the rear doors lack the curved scallops of a 1958.
Something seems to say there’s a typographical error somewhere in this car’s past.