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1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Printable Version

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1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Edgar Lowe - 07-12-2020

https://www.carandclassic.co.uk/car/C1292862

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Zetomagneto - 07-12-2020

Really!

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Ivor Hawkins - 08-12-2020

It also has a satchel!

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Dirk73 - 08-12-2020

For £36k i'd like to see a v-belt on the water pump

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Mike Costigan - 08-12-2020

and a proper leather satchel  Big Grin

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Hugh Barnes - 08-12-2020

would the satchel get through scrutineering?

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Alex Myall - 08-12-2020

This car was originally constructed around 20 years ago. It was sold by its owner for £25000 only a few months ago. Since then it has had the paint removed and a satchel added. I'm not sure of the engine spec.

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Tony Griffiths - 08-12-2020

(08-12-2020, 02:11 PM)Alex Myall Wrote: This car was originally constructed around 20 years ago. It was sold by its owner for £25000 only a few months ago. Since then it has had the paint removed and a satchel added. I'm not sure of the engine spec.
Ah! But the satchel was used by the Earl of March to hold his sandwiches during the 1930 BRDC 500-mile race at Brooklands. Authentic crumbs can still be found inside. Guaranteed genuine. Sadly, for me, the grub had some meat paste in it - so I'll have to miss on this one.
(08-12-2020, 10:51 AM)Dirk73 Wrote: For £36k i'd like to see a v-belt on the water pump
Or, as an absolute minimum, a tight round belt...

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - JonE - 08-12-2020

Isn't that one of those get-you-home belts?

It is quite a nice satchel though. What colour was it before? Does it improve it?

RE: 1936 AUSTIN SEVEN PIGSTY FOR SALE £36k - Tony Griffiths - 08-12-2020

(08-12-2020, 05:16 PM)JonE Wrote: Isn't that one of those get-you-home belts?

It is quite a nice satchel though. What colour was it before? Does it improve it?
Round hollow plastic belt has been sold for that purpose, but it's actually just an industry-standard product joined by a special double-ended insert; like this: https://store.lathes.co.uk/belts/hollow-round-plastic-belting
The belt on the car might have been fused together by melting. This is different from the hollow variety and comes in a range of colours and flavours - but for drive systems, the Swiss-made material is the best: https://store.lathes.co.uk/belts/polycord-belts-genuine-swiss-made-item-solid-round-plastic-belting