The Austin 7 is a true icon in British automotive history, playing a key role in getting the country on the move and introducing a generation to the joys of driving.
Produced from 1923 to 1939, the Austin 7, affectionately known as the ‘Baby Austin,’ was so popular that it was built under license in countries around the world, and it quickly became a global favourite.
After World War II, many Austin 7s were transformed into ‘specials’ by a new wave of drivers who would go on to shape modern motorsport. Among these were legends like Bruce McLaren and Colin Chapman!
Our Austin 7 is a stunning Maroon Box Saloon, a small but elegant 2-door model built in 1933. It’s equipped with a sturdy and reliable 4-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual gearbox – making it the perfect time machine to transport you back to the early days of British motoring.
We have known and looked after this car since 2019 so we are looking forward to seeing it go to its new home with someone who can enjoy it for many miles to come.
4-cylinder engine
4 – speed manual gearbox
Known by Bridge Classic Cars since 2019
A true time capsule of early British motoring
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Congratulations to Garry Ballantyne , winner with ticket number 2487
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