1931 Austin 7

The Austin 7, introduced in 1922, is a classic British car often regarded as one of the first "people's cars." The 1931 model features a compact and lightweight design, characterized by its simple, boxy shape and elegant lines. It typically comes with a 748cc four-cylinder engine, capable of producing around 20 horsepower, which allows it to reach top speeds of about 50 mph.

This model has a distinctive front grille and large round headlights, giving it a charming vintage appearance. The interior is minimalistic but functional, often equipped with a basic dashboard and seating for four passengers.

With its affordability, reliability, and ease of maintenance, the Austin 7 became immensely popular, contributing significantly to the growth of the automotive market in the UK during the early 20th century. It is celebrated by enthusiasts and collectors for its historical significance and classic design.

This car has been used for hill trials and is in good working order - I have been inundated with questions about it and for 5k there is nothing more to add - it is obviously not concours but a good mudslinging trials vehicle which we have maintained ourselves. I think these cars are best off in the hands of those who can manage them and keep them in working condition. It is a 92 year old car and so needs attention if it is being used regularly and probably even if it is not. Battery charging being the priority - routine things that anyone who understands these cars does on a regular basis