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My father drove us from Biggin Hill to Liverpool in a 1929 model. Stiff as a board when we arrived.😂

Cant wait till I can find me a little 7

We had three in our family wish we still got them

I owned a 1936 Austin seven ruby in 1967-8 ish, as a daily driver, in Wanganui, New Zealand. My first car, happy memories.

This is beautifully shot, edited and narrated. Hats off to you and the wonderful wee car!

This is a really GREAT car! Love it!

Highly impressed that two so young are into cars that are so old. Of course a thing of beauty is a joy forever. 😊

If I got an Austin 7 for a year for free I’d probably die of happiness. My dream car is an A30 and very close behind is a 7. But I might even buy a 7 first, should it happen that way.

i'm pleased young people are being encouraged to get interested in pre war cars but it would be great if there was a scheme for us oldies to be given a similar opportunity, i'm 70 and still would love the chance to drive a pre_war, even only for a day, it might even encourage me to buy one!

back in the early nineties, I owned several A7s. A box saloon, which I, and my wife, restored from a wreck to a nice, practical, attractive car. We bought a sports car, with a home made body, and this became our first racer, in VSCC events and 750 mc ones. A second sports car arrived, we rebuilt it, got more power from the engine, and now my wife and I had a racer each! A swap got us a really competitive car, and a championship in 750 mc . Ran out of money after 6 years of enjoyment. Sold the racers but kept the box saloon, which was always at the front of the queue on the way to work! years followed, racing in formula Vee, and later, formula Junior with an Elva 200. Happy times!

I’ve really enjoyed these videos, are you planning anymore content or have you moved to a different channel?

such a lovely car i have an Austin A30 great fun, you are brave to attempt a long trip

That tattoo is awful

Its great to see you both enjoying the little car. So glad that the Classic Car Loan Project exists. Its a great idea.

finding Yorkshire tea, I love it! You should’ve driven another four miles to here Milford on sea it’s beautiful

I just found this video series and thoroughly enjoyed it. It would have been nice to see a follow up on your experience and how it influenced your own views on classic and vintage cars. 👍 Well done.

Very nice little car.

Brakes are good bu use the habdbrakes as the main brake . the foot brake is an assist

ALL Austin 7s had oodles of character in a way that few others could claim - simply because so many people had one as their first car and so many of them were given names by the owners e.g., Ethel, Sadie, Edgar, Oscar, Millicent. Try naming characterless Japanese cars today; It just doesn't work!

I've driven Morris minor and Austin a35 does your wee car have hydrolic brakes ? I really like the look of the seven , looks similar to drive to the 50s Austin's?

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Hi guys, cracking vid and result! Im trying to find any pages, social media accounts for your 'pre war austin seven club' but failing?

This is a lovely video, I aswell 15 am interested in vintage cars and have a 1926 Austin 7 chummy myself which I rebuilt, funnily enough I go to Charlie's A7 club and he is a great friend of mine !!!

Looks like a fun day out.

I live 5ish miles from you, would love to see your car

I'm jealous.. you have a ruby,, and I don't. Love the car.

I have just applied for an Austin through the scheme, fingers crossed and jolly well done on the series.

Greetings from southern Ontario Canada my family owns an original Austin 7 been in the family for 45 years I drive it every Sunday to the grocery store and place signs in the window DO NOT TOUCH unless the owner is present thanks for the presentation

That was a great series, well presented and edited....more please 👍

Excellent series...halfway through binging 😁

A really lovely little car and it's great that it's being used and hasn't become an over restored "garage queen" The only thing I have noticed is quite a bit of blue smoke from the exhaust. This is usually a sign of worn bores and/or rings (both my Morris 8's were the same) Does it use quite a lot of oil ?

02:44 "(...) neither would his wife go in the back... " - Brilliant! 😂

Well done Liam and the Austin 7 club, great work. You are moving in the right direction to keep classic car on the road, I have owned my Stag for 42 years and my Lancia for 40 years and I have my daughter and my grandson lined up to continue the ownership, (Not yet, maybe in 10 years if all goes well). keep up your activities. All the best Bob

What weight of oil are you running in the 7??? CHEERS FROM CANADIAN WESTCOAST!

Hello love the video i'm 33 and looking at getting a pre-war Austin they have a certain charm and charter to them

At age 67 that`s screwed me for a lend then 🙂

Very nicely narrated. Excellent, thanks!

Brilliant filming. Love the inside footage taken from the rear view mirror?

What a lovely chanel, car, couple, video, everything lovely! Subscribed!

Can you please make a video explaining different switches of the Austin 7 dashboard and how to start the engine by rotating the front handle

I love this channel and it’s really helping as my grandad has the exact austin u guys r driving. I just wanna know when will the next video be cause I love ur channel

- Still so good to see You young guys so engaged and active - we - and our old cars need You ! Old cars with young people makes me happy to see and hear ! - All the best and greetings from Denmark !

Where for art thou and your Austin Seven in this Centenary of the Austin 7?!?!

Think I met you at newsted abby clique 53 show ?

I'm absolutely loving the series. And Beth, good job on being the better driver. ;-)

Well done on the award- well deserved, I spent the weekend on one of the neighbouring stands and snuck over to watch the video a couple of times- and had a sit in your car to see if I actually fitted (yes- they're more spacious than they look!). Have finally got around to watching the rest of the videos!

What he says about most young people being more interested in modern Japanese vehicles is unfortunately quite true in my experience, but at least this channel (and my own for that matter) is trying to do something about it. Keep up the good work!

So good that people in the UK are encouraging young people. I had to buy all my classics myself here in Australia but on the bright side, I'm probably the only 19-year-old with four full restoration projects on the go at once...

Nice series! I'm 24 and owner of an Austin a35 from 1957. An Austin seven might be my next go for!

Nice one!