Description In the current ownership for 17 years; expertly restored in c.2002 by Ray Edge and only 1,100 miles since; in light regular use; full set of weather gear; original number plate; very smart indeed Unveiled in October 1922, the Austin Seven did not go on sale until early-1923 and was initially only available as a two-door, four-seat tourer which was informally known as the Chummy.

By 1924 it was the best-selling Austin model with around 4,800 sold that year, although in 1925 it was overtaken by the solid and dependable Twelve.

However, when a saloon version came out in mid-1926, the Seven shot back to the top of the sales charts where it was to remain until 1935, undergoing innumerable small changes along the way.

The last Seven rolled off the production line in early 1939 by which time 290,944 had been sold in total.

First registered in Hertfordshire in September 1928, this Vintage AD series Chummy has the correct nickel-plated radiator shell which replaced the previous ...