1932 AUSTIN 10

This early Austin 10 dates from the first few months of production. It is a non-runner, having been off the road for many years, but would make an interesting restoration candidate, and we're told the family of the previous keeper is keen to help the buyer piece together the history of the car. It's described by the vendor as a historically significant barn find, with early features such as its chrome radiator surround. 

The car is accompanied by original brochures for spare parts, Pitman's maintenance handbook, green continuation logbook (stamped in Norfolk) from the 1960s, Department of Transport letter from 1983, and the current V5C which shows no former keepers. It recently formed part of a deceased estate, and is believed to have been purchased by its latest keeper in 1964/65. It was first registered on 11th July 1932.

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