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Olive, une Austin Seven Ruby de 1935 adaptée pour des missions de reconnaissance pour le Royal Signals ou le Special Operations Executive (SOE)
Bruce McLaren with the Austin 7 Ulster his father bought for them in pieces for 110NZD. At 15, Bruce entered and won his first race in it. The car currently lives at the McLaren Technical Center.
via the Vintage Road Racing Archives
This little 1928 car is the essence of a sports car. The Austin Seven components were from a production car - and a relatively cheap one. The body was stripped down to the minimum for the driver and mechanic. A supercharger and a careful balance and flow job on the motor made it a fast car... so fast it won the inaugural Australian Grand Prix!
Austin Seven
Years of manufacture: 1922 - 1939 Price when new: £135 Price now: £5,000 - £25,000 Engine: 747cc 4cyl petrol, 10.5bhp Top speed: 53mph
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Austin 7 Ulster Build
We recently undertook the build of an Austin 7 Ulster replica. Lets us know what you think. More examples of our work on http://www.flyingsevens.co.uk
A Short History of American Austin
1. Background and Formation: In 1929, a license was signed to produce the Austin 7 in the United States. While the thought of a small, efficient car sounds like a shrewd business idea at a glance, the price of the new American Austin’s were comparable to Ford V8s. The American Austin Car Company ceased operations in 1934. Roy Evans was a former salesman for Austin and a firm believer in the…
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