1933 Austin 7 Box Saloon

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A 1933 Austin 7 Box Saloon, Registration No. NG 4810, finished in black and tan, registered in 1933, 747 cc., Chassis No. 175071, Car No. B7 8576 Engine No. M175873. Currently showing 63,765 miles (Not warranted correct). The Information Folder includes a V5C document stating that the date of manufacture was 25/09/1991, which is obviously incorrect. There are old Tax Discs present (stating that the car was maroon & black) for December 1951, June 1960 and Sept 1960. There is also an Austin 7 Lubrication Chart issued by C.C. Wakefield & Co. Ltd. This car was a Barn Find, apparently purchased in Lincolnshire at the same time as the purchase of one of the other cars in the family's collection. The car had not run since approximately 1987 but after some encouragement the engine now runs, the gearbox has four forward gears. The metal work is quite straight and here is perhaps a suitable example to join the oily rag fraternity.

[@roadrelics8162]

WONDERFUL car !!! I love those rusty running cars !!!

[@andrewmacgregor8717]

I can see it running through the Yorkshire Dales on it's way to a two AM difficult calving... What a treat!

[@gimpygardner3377]

That car is beautiful as is. Wash the windows and don't worry about the top leaking, who drives a car like this in the rain anyway.

[@thomasschwarting5108]

What a COOL OLD CAR!

[@martinbrookes1372]

When the oil pressure is that high the oil jets on the side of the block are blocked .

[@user-rl5nt2bu9s]

Браво

[@SteveMillar-t3f]

The car is beautiful not like the rubbish of today, Will cars of today be running when they are as old as the Austin

[@timcolledge6813]

Probably not !!