Austin Classics

The Austin Ten Drivers Club not only caters for the Austin 10, the official mandate for the club covers Austin cars and vans 10 hp to 28 hp manufactured between 1931 and 1939. The club publishes a monthly magazine, provides a spares service, organises a number of events and has negotiated an insurance scheme that provides discounted insurance and recovery service.

The web site is a bit out of date and not updated very regularly but the club is a useful resource for owners of any pre-war Austin other than a 7.

The Austin Seven Clubs Association is an worldwide umbrella association that aims to bringing together the various individual Austin Seven clubs. The Association produces a quarterly magazine, which is available through the member clubs of the Association. These are now known as the 'Grey Books' amongst the Seven enthusiasts.

The Association is run by a committee which is made up of members from the various clubs.

The FBHVC represents a group of almost 500 Clubs and Museums together with some 1500 Trade and Individual Supporters. The aim of the Federation is to uphold the freedom to use old vehicles on the roads without any undue restriction and to support its member organisations in whatever way it can. A very useful organisation that monitors government policies and raises questions to ensure that classic cars can still be driven on UK roads well worth supporting.

A very jazzy site with information on the restoration of an Austin 10 Lichfield. along with some interesting Austin 10 information.

Neville Grunwald shows pictures of his progress restoring an Austin 10 Cambridge.