For sale a 1933 Austin Seven, arrived from a deceased estate it has been in the same family since 1966. Finished in maroon red and black paintwork it’s definitely a timely piece. It shows as having 91,395 miles on the odometer.
The Austin Seven was marketed as ‘a real car in miniature’ and offered the first chance for average families to buy a four-seater mode of transport without the costly price tag. Having a 900cc engine means this vehicle was powerful and fast due to its small size.
We have recommissioned the car and it is up and running, it starts and stop on the button or handle. It’s a nice oily rag daily drive or restore.
It’s a great classic collector’s car as it can easily fit in the smallest of garages with still enough room to tinker and work on any repairs. It comes with current V5C, original handbook and other documents dating from the late 1980’s.