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1930 Austin 16/6 Pickup

Richard Edmonds • United Kingdom • 27 Jul 2024

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AI Listing Summary

This is an Austin 16/6 Pickup, converted to its current truck configuration during WWII. The engine was rebuilt but needs recommissioning. It's nicely presented and includes a leather interior. It also comes with a V5c, invoices, and a letter confirming its build date, making it an appealing classic with readily available spares.

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Condition 

6

The car's description indicates that it has been converted to a truck configuration and has had engine work done. It is nicely presented with a leather interior but hasn't been run for a while, requiring recommissioning. The bodywork is described as original. Overall solid condition with slight wear visible. Therefore, a rating of 6 seems most appropriate.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

6TC 10613/6

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

CV 3799

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Lot 2051930 Austin 16/6 PickupRegistration No.

CV 3799Chassis No.

6TC 10613/6Engine No.

TBA Introduced in 1927, Austin’s new Six was initially built in 20 hp and 16 hp versions and shared its chassis with the popular Heavy 12/4.

It was distinguished from the latter by the Austin Six script on the radiator and from 1928 was fitted with wire wheels.

The Autocar was particularly impressed with the 6-cylinder engine and reported that it ran very nicely, smoothly and quietly and recorded a top speed of 60 mph.

The 16/6 was periodically updated and lasted in production until 1937, it was fitted with a variety of saloon and tourer bodies.

This example appears to have been converted to a truck configuration during WWII, when commercial vehicles were given a petrol ration.

Since the vendor acquired the car, there has been much work carried out to get it into the condition it is in today.

We are informed that the engine was rebuilt but hasn’t been run for a while, so would benefit from ...

Points of note

£4,360

Lowest Price (Since 2020)

£7,344

Median Price (Since 2020)

£13,420

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