£30,550
1931 AUSTIN SEVEN ULSTER TWO SEATER SPORTS
Christies • UK • 3 Dec 2002
Market Position:
Highest 30% of Past Sales
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£30,550
1931 AUSTIN SEVEN ULSTER TWO SEATER SPORTS
UK • 3 Dec 2002
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1931 Austin Seven Ulster is a beautifully presented, matching numbers sports car with a documented competitive history. It has undergone a sympathetic restoration, retaining its original bodywork and is accompanied by a detailed history file, making it a highly desirable and collectible example.
Condition
7
While the car has been sympathetically restored, including a repaint and new upholstery, the listing mentions that it has been used in VSCC Hill Climbs and other events. This suggests that while it's been cared for, it's not in pristine, unused condition. The bodywork is noted as original, with a possible modification to the spare wheel compartment, indicating some level of wear and customization over its lifetime.
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Manual
PL 5432
1931
Auction
127457
RHD
United Kingdom
£30,550
1931 AUSTIN SEVEN ULSTER TWO SEATER SPORTS
Christies • UK • 3 Dec 2002
Market Position:
Highest 30% of Past Sales
Track live values and receive listing alerts
Description
1931 AUSTIN SEVEN ULSTER TWO SEATER SPORTS
Registration No.
PL 5432
Car No.
B3/532
Chassis No.
127457
Engine No.
127955
Grey with black wings and black interior
Engine: four cylinder side valve, 747cc; Gearbox: three speed manual, with remote lever extension; Suspension: front semi-elliptic leaf spring, rear, quarter elliptic leaf spring
Brakes: four wheel drum; Right hand drive
Undoubtedly the best looking 'Seven was the Ulster Sports.
Conceived in 1929, it quickly developed an excellent reputation, recording many racing successes.
A combination of both has meant that it is a style and specification that is often copied, but few opportunities arise to acquire an original example, more rare one with a clear provenance that includes active competition.
The Ulster on offer is one such Seven, and was delivered new and first registered on the last day of February 1931.
It can be presumed that it was intended for sporting use, although from the outset it was not supercharged...
Price Analysis vs Other Seven Ulsters
£23,625
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£38,808
Median Price (Since 2020)
£41,184
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