£4,781
1936 Austin Seven AAK Tourer
H&H Auctioneers • UK • 3 Dec 2025
Market Position:
Lowest 30% of Past Sales
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£4,781
1936 Austin Seven AAK Tourer
UK • 3 Dec 2025
Vehicle Details
AI Listing Summary
This 1936 Austin Seven AAK Tourer, one of only 15 remaining on UK roads, was sold for £4,781. It starts easily due to a recent battery and has undergone engine work in 2018, but shows its age with prior restorations and included historical documents.
Condition
6
The car is described as "very useable" and starting readily, which suggests good mechanical condition. However, it also mentions previous restoration work since the late 1980s and the presence of "old photographs" and "invoices," implying some age and wear. Therefore, a 'Good' condition rating seems appropriate, indicating moderate wear and the need for some reconditioning.
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27,317 miles (via 2006 MOT)
258944
RHD
United Kingdom
Manual
COM 657
1936
Auction
£4,781
1936 Austin Seven AAK Tourer
H&H Auctioneers • UK • 3 Dec 2025
Market Position:
Lowest 30% of Past Sales
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Description
Spurred on by the introduction of the horsepower tax in 1921, Sir Herbert Austin began designing a small family car despite opposition from the company’s board due to their being in receivership at the time.
Undaunted, he engaged the services of a young draughtsman from the Longbridge plant, eighteen-year-old Stanley Edge, and plans were drawn up in the billiard room of Sir Herbert's house, Lickey Grange.
Initially powered by a sidevalve four-cylinder engine of 696cc with detachable cylinder head, the new model was rated at 7.2 horsepower but was almost immediately enlarged to 747cc and 7.8hp.
The early 1930s was a period of significant development, with a longer chassis introduced in 1931 and a four-speed gearbox for the 1933 models, whilst in July 1934, the low-chassis range appeared and synchromesh became a feature.
Understood to be one of 15 'AAK' Tourers left on UK roads, COM 657 has benefited from previous restoration works recorded in the accompanying history file since the ...
Price Analysis vs Other Sevens
£1,015
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£7,248
Median Price (Since 2020)
£36,352
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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Previous Seven Sales
MOT Information
Expired
Expired on 20th Nov 2007
Latest MOT mileage:
27,317 miles
MOT History
Passed
On 21st Nov 2006, 27,317 miles
Passed
On 21st Nov 2005, 27,238 miles
MOT Mileage Trend
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