Introduced in 1956, the A35 replaced the highly successful Austin A30.

The name reflected the larger and more powerful 34hp A-Series engine enabling a slightly higher top speed and better acceleration.

Similar in appearance to the A30 except for a larger rear window aperture and a painted front grill with chrome horse-shoe surround, both had 13”” wheels and was offered as a two or four door saloon, ‘Countryman’ estate and van.

The A35 was a successfully raced in its day and can still be seen today at historic race meetings.

This A35 was built for the current vendor by specialist Mike Curtis in 2016 for entry into the HRDC Academy racing series.

The 1958 donor vehicle was stripped and chemically dipped to clean the shell for the race car build.

Built to the HRDC Academy regulations, this car has all the correct optional additions that make it highly competitive, and easy to drive.

 The front and rear shocks have been manufactured by Peter Caldwell of Madison, Wisconsin to greatly...