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Seven Saloon
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Austin
1930
Seven
(R4, 747,5ccm, 17bhp) – new model Coachbult Saloon Fabric
Saloon Tourer Two Seater Seven Ulster – new
model Twelve – new model Sixteen
(2249-cc, 36-bhp side-valve, wb- 9 ft 4 in) – new model
Twenty (R6 cyl SV, 3400 cm3, 57 KM) (od
1927) Maifair Whitehall Ranelagh
(long)
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Seven wyposażony jest w rzędowy, dolnozaworowy silnik 4
cylindrowy o pojemności 747,5 ccm i mocy 17 KM. Produkowany
jest w różnych wersjach nadwoziowych, a także
karosowany przez specjalistyczne firmy.
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Seven was first introduced in 1922 and is continued with periodic
changes and improvements. The engine remained basically the same:
four-cylinder side-valve, 747.5-cc (56 x 76 mm), RAC rating 7.8
HP. Austin Twenty is one of the Company's most expensive
models, selling at £530. Wheelbase is 11 ft 4 in (long).
Chassis is also available with 10 ft 10 in wheelbase. Car is
powered by a 3400-cc (79.5 x 114•5 mm) 49-bhq side-valve Six,
rated at 23.5 HP.
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Seven Coupe have two seats and cost £140 (with sliding
sunshine roof £5 extra). 'A dainty model that has made a
very strong appeal to lady motorists', the sales catalogue claims.
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Seven Tourer Two-Seater sold at £130, including electric
starting, lighting and horn, shock absorbers, air strangler, etc.
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Seven Ulster
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Seven Swallow Saloon, Coupe and Two Seater. Austin/Swallow
Saloon consist of the standard Austin Seven chassis with special
bodywork produced by the Swallow Side Car St Coach Building Co. of
Blackpool. Swallow special coachwork can be fitted also on other
chassis, including Morris Cowley, Standard Big Nine, and Swift
Ten.
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advert.
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Twenty Mayfair Saloon
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Twenty Ranelagh Enclosed Limousine, the Company's most expensive
model, selling at £630 (£640 with sliding roof).
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