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1967 Austin A40Review
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Classic — nice little classic car, the Austin a40, very cheap to run, free tax, easy to get parts for, this one i picked up cheap, and its only done 37000miles from new. was found in a barn, there is no rot on the car at all, and everything works. will not take much to get it back on the road. this has been unused since 2000. it runs sweet as a nut and has good brakes and drives very nice, the a40 has lots of room in the back because the rear seats fold down to give loads of load space.

Primary Use: Sport/fun (spirited driving, track racing, off-roading, etc.)

Pros: best little run a round

Cons: nothing

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