Description
1931 Austin Seven “Cambridge Engineering” special.
Cambridge Engineering 3 main bearing engine.
4 speed gearbox
In January 2025 the front axle was reforged and new kingpins fitted by Alba Austins.
Bowdenex brake conversion.
12v electrics.
Front and rear led lights.
Simon Laxton Vintage Upholstery leather seats.
Moto Lita steering wheel
Fitted with Brooklands screens but also comes with the original flat folding screen that has been rechromed but never fitted.
Klaxon horn for the full Mr Toad effect.
Spare wheel.
It appears to be an original 1950's “Bill Williams” Cambridge Engineering body conversion as seen in his book "Austin 7 specials"
Folder of receipts/ history etc.
Registered as historic on the V5 and comes with original card 1st registration log book.
Tax and Mot exempt.
According to the previous owner the car was rebuilt in 2022 by Ticking Tappets.
I got this car in Nov 2024 with an idea to trial it. I have since realised that it’s more of a hill climb/ sports car and is not what I'm after so I am selling it on. I have had fun driving around the lanes and going to local car meets where it always gets lots of attention. It is by no means a concourse car and has various small scratches, dents and old bolt holes here and there as you would expect from a used vintage car but I feel they add to the cars history and character.
Situated Glastonbury, Somerset
