Description
First registered in February 1934, this intriguing little Austin Seven Utility Special started life as a box saloon, and was renovated and converted several years ago. The vehicle would now make an excellent and interesting show car or advertising/ promotional truck for many businesses. We understand that the original idea was to display it as a ‘milk float’ carrying churns, to emulate the original Austin Seven milk delivery car of 1930. The conversion has been carried out well, and retains its front cab with well-fitting doors. Up front, the 750cc engine was rebuilt in 2020 and as you can see from our video, now runs very well. The running gear, chassis, wheels etc are all original, and again, nicely restored. The seats have been professionally recovered, whilst the rear load area is well fitted out, and even has its own lighting. Come and have a look – you will love this delightful little Austin.
You can now view a short video of this car in action via a link on our website - just click on 'Webite' on the bottom of this page.
We are always looking to purchase good MGs or other interesting classics, and are pleased to consider part-exchange. We can offer economic delivery to most parts of mainland Britain.
We also sell cars on a commission basis - no sale, no charge.
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