The vendor has owned this 1932 Austin Seven van for 12 years, with two of those years spent fully restoring it.

It was then used for a season and then garaged while its owner went onto other projects, and has thus not been on the road for around eight years.

The Austin is fitted with its original four-speed crash gearbox, but also comes with a four-speed synchromesh ‘box to fit if preferred.

The van is described by the vendor as running and driving, with working brakes.

Documentation includes the V5C, owner’s handbook, list of spare parts, wiring diagram, some copies of magazine features and various bills.

There are also booklets on the tuning and maintenance of Austin Sevens and a compilation of articles from The Austin Magazine and Advocate, plus a photographic record of the restoration.

Three owners overall are recorded since the modern V5C was issued.

The vehicle comes with a set of spare keys as well.