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1953 Austin Champ Sold
United Kingdom • 20 Sept 2025 • Lot Lot 124
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AI Listing Summary
This 1953 Austin Champ, a British military vehicle, features a Rolls-Royce engine and served with the 14th Royal Artillery Regiment. While it runs and drives, the brakes need attention and the odometer is not currently registering miles.
Condition
6
The paintwork has a rugged hand-painted finish, the seats are in good condition and the rest of the interior has a typical MoD utilitarian feel to it. It is running and driving OK, however we are advised the brakes are not particularly good and will require attention. We are advised in recent times the odometer has stopped registering the miles, however this Austin Champ has covered minimal mileage of late. Moderate wear on exterior, interior, and/or wheels. May have a few small dents, light paint scratches, or noticeable curb marks. Some reconditioning is required.
/ 10
Transmission:
Manual
Chassis No:
3737
Odometer:
66,409 miles
Reg Number:
592 YUP
RHD/LHD:
RHD
Year: 1953 Make: Austin Model: Champ Registration: 592 YUP Chassis No: 3737 Odometer: 66,409 The Austin Champ was a British military vehicle produced in the early 1950s, designed to serve as the United Kingdom’s answer to the iconic American Jeep.
Officially designated as the FV1801, the Champ was developed by the Austin Motor Company under the direction of the British Army, who wanted a rugged, versatile light utility vehicle with off-road capabilities.
Unlike its American counterpart, the Champ was far more complex, reflecting British engineering priorities of the time.
One of its standout features was the Rolls-Royce designed 2.8 litre inline four-cylinder petrol engine, capable of delivering impressive torque.
It was paired with a sophisticated transmission system that offered five forward and five reverse gears, giving the Champ remarkable manoeuvrability in rough terrain.
The vehicle also featured independent suspension on all four wheels, which contributed to excellent off-...
Points of note
£1,750
Lowest Price (Since 2020)
£8,297
Median Price (Since 2020)
£21,250
Highest Price (Since 2020)
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