Any of the 2-Door Saloons by James Young is a rare bird. Alas, this special-bodied motor car usually does not fetch significantly higher prices than mainstream models. This is a reflection perhaps of the fact, that James Young's creation in outward appearance doesn't differ significantly from that of the manufacturer's standard product and thus is not as attractive to collectors as previous designs by James Young. It might be a reflection, too, of the fact that almost no body parts for James Young's 2-Door Saloons are available and that makes any work tremendously expensive if just such parts were affected, e.g. by corrosion. It needs to be taken into consideration that these cars are from the early production run of the Shadow-range. So they do lack all those up-dates which over the years steadily improved that series.

Inevitably anyone interested in this design will be well advised to check if market conditions are of any interest to him before deciding to invest in repair or restoration of this 2-Door Saloon. – It isn’t necessary to mention the subject of coin, of course, should this car be a personal favourite that will be kept in pristine condition regardless of cost. No sources have yet been researched to reveal the relation of right-hand drive versus left-hand drive nor is any information known as regards the export sales of this James Young model.