The Austin Seven helped bring motoring to the masses, and the Chummy remains one of its most recognisable and characterful derivatives The name Chummy arose from the intimate, cosy proximity of its passengers, given that the car’s interior width was a mere three feet It originally debuted with a 696cc side-valve, four-cylinder engine, which was quickly upscaled to 747cc (producing roughly 10.5hp) for the vast majority of its production run By 1929, the radiator grille was heightened, coil ignition replaced the magneto setup, and wider doors were introduced

First registered in Nottinghamshire in July 1929, this delightful AD Series Austin Seven Chummy is finished in an attractive shade of Oxford Blue and retains a pleasing patina that reflects its age and long motoring life Particularly appealing is its ownership history, with just two owners since 1968, adding considerable interest to this charming vintage car Its honest presentation and period appeal make it an attractive choice for ...