Not Sold | 1934 Austin Seven Type EK Type 75/Speedy

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Not Sold (Est: £25,000 - £30,000)

1934 Austin Seven Type EK Type 75/Speedy

United Kingdom • 17 Sept 2025

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This is a Type 75 specification Austin Seven Speedy, potentially one of only 8 survivors. It has a rich history, including time in a motor museum and restoration work, making it an appealing classic for enthusiasts.

Condition

7

The car is described as being in impressive order and ready to drive, suggesting it's in good condition. It has been brought up to Type 75 specifications and has a mildly tuned engine, indicating mechanical soundness. However, there's mention that it's unclear if it was originally a Type 75 or Speedy, and it might have been completed by Cooper Motor Bodies after Works production ceased, suggesting it may not be in original condition. Overall solid condition with slight wear visible and requires minor reconditioning.

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Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

186128

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

WO7816

RHD/LHD:

[RHD/LHD]

Description Thought to be 1 of only 8 survivors as recorded on the Austin Seven Speedy Register ; long term ownership between 1981 and 2018; spent time in Syon Park Motor Museum; impressive order and ready to drive Production of the well known Austin Seven EA Sports, nicknamed, “Ulster” finished in late 1932.

It wasn’t until June 1933 that Austin introduced a new sports/touring model, the EB Sports, known as the Type 65.

This was followed by the more powerful EK Sports, known as the Type 75, in January 1934.

Both cars used the longer 6’9” wheel base, the names reflecting the claimed top speed of each model.

Though name changes in July of ’34 reflected some minor changes in both models, the more sporting Speedy as it was then known, sold in smaller numbers than the more touring oriented Nippy.

Although a class 1st and 2nd in the 1935 24 hours Le Mans showed the Speedy’s potential, only an estimated less than 50 Type 75/Speedys were produced.

The car here is a Type 75 specification...