What a credit to this guy for maintaining this car in such immaculate condition . The very first car that I was in as a child . My father had one back in the 1960's . Loved it .
My first car was an identical 1946 Austin 10 and my father bought it for me in 1964 when I was 18 & paid £29 for it. I live in the East Midlands of England, and loved it and kept it many years. It was no trouble except the factory fitted, sunshine roof leaked a bit over the passenger!
I really enjoyed this video as there was a derelict Austin 10 in the driveway of my next door neighbour when I was a little boy. That car sparked my interest in old cars from the 30s + 40s. Lovely that it's a one family car.
Lovely old, no frills car with mechanical brakes. My parents had a 1947 car here in England in 1963 and we went everywhere in it, but it was prone to head gasket failure. Climbing steep hills in The Forest of Dean was a challenge because if we couldn't get a fast run we'd start rolling backwards with cars swerving to avoid us, but as a 8yo boy I loved it and still remember the registration number. A check with DVLA shows the car no longer exists which is a tragedy because now I'm in a position to buy it back!
Lovely car . Here in the UK they are quite rare. I didn't expect to see one in India . I can tell you care for it very much . I hope you enjoy it for many years to come . Best wishes from the UK ....
Just came across this video, car is a testament to proper care and maintenance, absolutely beautiful. In England the turn signals were often referred to as "trafficators" or "semaphores". I hope the car makes it another 75 years. Good luck to the car and it's owner. Very interesting, thanks for posting.
I came across this video by chance. What a refreshingly original car. Just hearing the nearly silent engine was utterly joyful. I am in a similar situation as the owner of this Austin. I am the custodian of my grandfather's 1947 car who bought it new and then my father used it daily for office and now it is with me. Our ownership story is almost identical.
Yes! Looks like lubrication was a top focus area those days. There are multiple places in the car and in the owners manual where the importance of periodic lubrications is stressed upon. Cheers!
Thank you both so much for putting up this video. I have just acquired a 1947 year car that is definitely not in the same beautiful condition. I am shamelessly looking at all your interior trimming detail as mine will need some considerable renovation.
A very common site when I was a kid, early post War. Living quite lose to the Austin Works in Birmingham. Such a 'moderrn' yet Conservative design by comparison with my dads pre -war model.
Fantastic car! Congrats Sir on a car exceptionally well maintained. Advise to the host - please DO NOT ask to drive anyone's car because of so many factors that may go wrong and cause irreplaceable damage to it!
Austin become part of Layland and then when Layland went bankrupt in the 80s it was absorbed into Rover, but Rover ceased production in the early 2000's... Perhaps Austin went away from India after independence?
Hi, lovely Video. I am currently restoring my exact same car here in Mumbai & need some help. Could you connect with the owner of this beauty. 🙏🏼 my name is phiroze contractor.
Hello sir we have Austin 10 car so we want best mechanic who can make my car so if possible can you send your number socwe can condinate you and make my car like you. Thank you sir
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What a credit to this guy for maintaining this car in such immaculate condition . The very first car that I was in as a child . My father had one back in the 1960's . Loved it .
Yes I really appreciate this guy for the love and care he has given for decades. Nice to hear that you too had the same model. Cheers!
My first car was an identical 1946 Austin 10 and my father bought it for me in 1964 when I was 18 & paid £29 for it. I live in the East Midlands of England, and loved it and kept it many years. It was no trouble except the factory fitted, sunshine roof leaked a bit over the passenger!
Happy to hear! Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Thank you so much for this video. It’s a joy to see a one family survivor car in continuous use since 1946!
Thanks. And yes it’s amazing indeed that this car has stayed with a family for so long. Cheers!
I really enjoyed this video as there was a derelict Austin 10 in the driveway of my next door neighbour when I was a little boy. That car sparked my interest in old cars from the 30s + 40s. Lovely that it's a one family car.
Happy to hear. Cheers!
Lovely old, no frills car with mechanical brakes. My parents had a 1947 car here in England in 1963 and we went everywhere in it, but it was prone to head gasket failure.
Climbing steep hills in The Forest of Dean was a challenge because if we couldn't get a fast run we'd start rolling backwards with cars swerving to avoid us, but as a 8yo boy I loved it and still remember the registration number. A check with DVLA shows the car no longer exists which is a tragedy because now I'm in a position to buy it back!
Nice to hear the recollection of fond memories. And guess sometimes, the past remains the past and one is unable to relive. Cheers!
Lovely car . Here in the UK they are quite rare. I didn't expect to see one in India . I can tell you care for it very much . I hope you enjoy it for many years to come . Best wishes from the UK ....
Thanks for the wishes. Regards.
What a gorgeous car, and family history from original purchase.
Thank you for your video.
Yes it is a beauty. Thanks.
Just came across this video, car is a testament to proper care and maintenance, absolutely beautiful.
In England the turn signals were often referred to as "trafficators" or "semaphores".
I hope the car makes it another 75 years. Good luck to the car and it's owner. Very interesting, thanks for posting.
Thanks for your kind comment. Regards.
I came across this video by chance. What a refreshingly original car. Just hearing the nearly silent engine was utterly joyful. I am in a similar situation as the owner of this Austin. I am the custodian of my grandfather's 1947 car who bought it new and then my father used it daily for office and now it is with me. Our ownership story is almost identical.
Wow! Awesome.
Thanks for providing knowledge about vintage car
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Thanks for showing the beautiful Austin 10. I am restoring a 1947 Austin 8! Greetings from Uruguay, Daniel
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What an awesome video, wish there were more videos demonstrating old Austins like this
Thank you. Am happy you liked it.
Lovely car, hopefully one day I get to see it real close... That's a nice jacket you had on yourself Bosky
It is indeed a lovely car. Thanks!
This was fantastic! Thanks for sharing this.
Hi! Glad you like it. Cheers!
Nice car and a good man. Thanks for sharing.
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Fantastic...!!!
My father bought the same model (I think) in 1976 or '75 from a doctor in Guntur, AP. For Rs.3,000/-
That’s nice to hear. Thanks!
we can see Mobil, Shell, Castrol, Esso oils recommended by the manufacturer. brilliant
Yes! Looks like lubrication was a top focus area those days. There are multiple places in the car and in the owners manual where the importance of periodic lubrications is stressed upon. Cheers!
Beautiful car, my dad had one back in the 1960's
It is a special car with special memories for me too.
Verry verry nice car thanks guys and the video is great.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Lovely video.
The car is in beautiful condition. Good to hear that it was held in one family - and maintained so well!
Yes it is on great shape for a 75 year old car. And Goff to hear that you had one too. Cheers!
Thank you both so much for putting up this video. I have just acquired a 1947 year car that is definitely not in the same beautiful condition. I am shamelessly looking at all your interior trimming detail as mine will need some considerable renovation.
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I love how this has been retained in the family and the pride Ramesh has in it.
Yes! It's takes much determination and care.
A very common site when I was a kid, early post War. Living quite lose to the Austin Works in Birmingham. Such a 'moderrn' yet Conservative design by comparison with my dads pre -war model.
Nice to know! Cheers!
Really a great time with this video...keep going
Thanks! Happy to hear.
you have the best climate for preserving vintage cars!
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What memories! My first car. Bought in 1960 for $150 Aus.
Nice to hear!
Thank You For Making This Video One of my Ventage Favorite Cars...
Glad you liked it!
Love your content .
Love from Varanasi
Thank you!
Fantastic car! Congrats Sir on a car exceptionally well maintained. Advise to the host - please DO NOT ask to drive anyone's car because of so many factors that may go wrong and cause irreplaceable damage to it!
Thanks!
Simply wow....! Hats off! 🙏🙂
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Awesome!! Did the Balaji sticker/badge on the headliner come original with the car? ;-)
Awesome car indeed! And I don’t know much about the Balaji badge. I did not ask since such matters are deeply personal. 😊 Cheers!
Wah !👍👌
Thanks!
Such a beauty
Yups!!
Like you I also have a wonderful vintage car and bike and Iike you video
Wow nice!
Hi from Lancashire, England
Thanks for sharing
Hello! Good to hear from Lancashire. Cheers!
Enjoy the video! Thanks! :)
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There is a 1939 Austin 8 in Jorhat, Assam
Cool!
@@bigbearbangalore there are 9 Austin cars in Assam and 2 in Meghalaya .
Nice to know.
Very nice! Greetings from Canada.
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Technology does indeed move on thats correct but DEFINITELY NOT always for the good !!!
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Same age as me. 76 years old. . No age at all as we say.😃
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We've the same car rn.😀
Thats cool. Cheers!
I have a bike called panther sloper it on 2 in the world a rare piece I have it in kolkata
Nice to hear. Best wishes.
Oh my god you are very lucky to have. it it's so rare one in india is. that for sale !!?
Yes, lucky. And it’s not for sale. Cheers!
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Austin become part of Layland and then when Layland went bankrupt in the 80s it was absorbed into Rover, but Rover ceased production in the early 2000's...
Perhaps Austin went away from India after independence?
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What's the price of this car rn?
It is not for sale and hence have no Idea. Thanks.
@@bigbearbangalore I don't wanted to sell it, I was bit curious abt it's price but no problem. Thanks!
@@DhairyaVadher9 Ok I got it. Sorry I am unable to quote a price. Cheers!
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requried the parts of austin 10 1947 model
I have no clue on this please. Regards.
Hi, lovely Video. I am currently restoring my exact same car here in Mumbai & need some help. Could you connect with the owner of this beauty. 🙏🏼 my name is phiroze contractor.
Will check. Regards.
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Hello sir we have Austin 10 car so we want best mechanic who can make my car so if possible can you send your number socwe can condinate you and make my car like you. Thank you sir
This belongs to a friend. Will check on this and get back if am able to get any details.