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The Austin Seven Clubs Association ( A7CA ) exists to promote the pre-war Austin Seven car through its umbrella of Austin Seven Clubs. The Association was formed in 1969, with the view of bringing together the various Austin 7 clubs that then existed.
Welcome to the Online Austin Seven Archive. Find out how to get involved with the project and give us feedback. Our Collections. Get Involved. The Austin Seven Clubs' Association begun digitising their Archives in 2015, this is a mammoth project to undertake and volunteers are needed to help out.
4 lis 2022 · Since then the Register, now with a name change to reflect the inclusion of the Light Sixteen-six, the Twenty-Four & Six, Taxicabs and of course the 7, has grown into a thriving club for owners of early vintage and Edwardian Austin motor cars, boasting a membership of over 640.
Membership: is open to all Austin Seven enthusiasts in Cornwall, or with connections to the County, defined as anyone owning, or aspiring to own, or with serious interest in, any type of Austin Seven. Membership includes spouse or partner and children up to age 16.
In the early 1960s a group of Austin 7 owners, mostly in the South of London, started a Register of Austin 7s within the 750 Motor Club. The Registrar was John Thorne. The Register soon became more than a list but an increasingly active and expanding car group.
The Austin 7 is an economy car that was produced from 1923 until 1939 in the United Kingdom by Austin. It was nicknamed the "Baby Austin" and was at that time one of the most popular cars produced for the British market and sold well abroad.
The Austin Seven Clubs Association ( A7CA ) exists to promote the pre-war Austin Seven car through its umbrella of Austin Seven Clubs. The Association was formed in 1969, with the view of bringing together the various Austin Seven clubs that then existed.
