Description
The Austin 10 Cambridge is a popular pre-war four-door family saloon produced by Austin from 1937 to 1947. It featured an 1125cc four-cylinder side-valve engine, a four-speed manual gearbox, and a top speed of around 60 mph, serving as a cornerstone of British motoring in the 1930s.
This Austin 10 was first registered on the 13th May 1937 in Brighton and more recently has spent a number of years in Devon.
The engine runs very sweet and is fitted with a new 12V battery. There is no frost damage and it starts and runs well.
There are no nasty noises from the drivetrain and the car bombs along nicely. It’s certainly not a racing car but it does do everything it’s meant to.
The bodywork is very solid, there is no corrosion to the underside and it is not covered in thick underseal hiding sin! The paintwork has been finished to a high standard and although not immaculate it does shine and present well.
The interior is very original and in lovely order, there are no rips or tears to the seats and it comes complete with its original “smokers hatch”.
Until recently the car has been part of a large collection, we do have the current V5 but further paperwork is minimal.
Please feel free to contact us for further information or to arrange a viewing - a walk around video is available that can be shared.
We are happy to consider part exchange. Nationwide delivery available.
