The Austin Ten Clifton, with its charming pre-war aesthetics and reliable performance, captures the essence of 1930s British motoring, offering a glimpse into a bygone era of automotive history through its enduring appeal and craftsmanship.

It is the bigger brother to the ubiquitous Seven, more practical and just as easy to drive. A range of body styles were available, including saloons, tourers, sports and vans – this particular example is a Clifton, with two seats up front and an occasional ‘dickey’ seat at the rear.

VITAL STATISTICS

Year: 1933

Engine size: 1125cc

Cylinders: Four

Power: 21bhp

Top speed: 65mph

Weight: 787kg

DONATED BY

Rob and David Lorch

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH

Austin Ten Drivers Club