ASCO Roadster Registrar
is Bill Haverly. Bill was a founder member of the club and has been Roadster Registrar since 1977. He has built up a wealth of specialist knowledge on all aspects of Roadsters, based on the restoration of a rogue 1951 Roadster 4AB. Bill also owns the only known surviving
SMX Roadster prototype.
is Bill Haverly. Bill was a founder member of the club and has been Roadster Registrar since 1977. He has built up a wealth of specialist knowledge on all aspects of Roadsters, based on the restoration of a rogue 1951 Roadster 4AB. Bill also owns the only known surviving
SMX Roadster prototype.
Bill has a keen interest in the cars' history and had has two articles published in Motoring Monthlies:-
"The First Plastic Car" (Collector's Car July 1980) - the story of the SMX Roadster, and "Fifties Modern" (Classic Cars June 1986) - a short outline of Roadsters featuring the 4AB Series.
He has also acquired copies of Sales Records for all the post-war production Roadsters, so if you want to know the original colour of your car's trim, or who the first owner was - ask Bill.
He started autojumbling in 1980 to track down those elusive Roadster parts and has built up a network of specialist suppliers who can help with most aspects of restoration. He runs a stall at various events, including Beaulieu.
Bill has a collection of used, new-old and remanufactured Roadster parts. CLICK HERE to see a list of a cross section of these. If the part you are looking for is not listed, contact Bill with details of what you need and he will do his best to help.
To contact Bill, please use the website Message Pad
He started autojumbling in 1980 to track down those elusive Roadster parts and has built up a network of specialist suppliers who can help with most aspects of restoration. He runs a stall at various events, including Beaulieu.
Bill has a collection of used, new-
To contact Bill, please use the website Message Pad