Too bad he didn't post pictures. 19k is not a lot in the scheme of things depending on the condition.

Very original unrestored 1936 MG VA Fourdoor Saloon with relative low mileage. This car was owned by a titled Lady living in Scotland that was chauffeur driven. The car was believed to have been purchased new and has had only four owners, the last two, including myself, living in the U.S. I have owned the car here in Northern California for approximately 25 years having bought it from a gentleman living in Nampa, ID who imported it from the UK. His primary interest was in British Motorcycles. He found this two toned, light green over dark green, with tan leather upholstery VA and could not resist buying it. He recognized that it was extremely rare and very original. Using his skills and talents developed in restoring motorcycles, he carefully performed work necessary to return the car to driving condition.
The car has been used by myself initially on the road for vintage touring and car shows. Having hydraulic brakes, it can safely be driven in traffic with modern cars. For the last 20 years or so the car has been garaged and not driven as I spent my time on other projects including Vintage Road Racing.
The next owner of this car will need to provide some tlc to get the car in driveable condition and back on the road. This is reflected in the asking price, Given that there is no rust or ever any accident damage to this vehicle, it is an ideal example of a very rare car worthy of investing time and energy in.
In the opinion of Cecil Kimber, the MG VA was the best of the “big MG Saloons” built to compete with the more expensive Jaguar Sedans. He made it clear that the VA was his choice when touring the European Continent for business or pleasure.
Please contact me for more information, pictures etc.. I am looking for a cash sale, no trades, and a true MG enthusiast buyer.
Someone who will value and use the car as it was intended.
Thank you for your time and interest.