Listings

Asking $15,800 in March 2025, this 1924 Austin 7 Chummy located in Shepparton VIC looks in well preserved condition and worth every bit of $15. Good to see there are affordable examples out there.

This older restoration Chummy was advertised on FB marketplace in August 2024, asking $15,950. The seller noted the car runs and drives, and is complete. Looks like a fairly original car, and would be an easy restoration (or just drive it as is). Good to see there are so many survivor Austin 7s in Australia.

This Austin 7 Chummy of 1926 has been sitting for a few years, but is complete, and asking $4,000 AUD in Mid 2023. These are quite rare, and in good condition can pull high 20s in AU, perhaps higher overseas. Nice project, but a big project! See the other Austin 7s on the Austin 7 register.

Spotted this Chummy on Ebay Australia in January 2022 asking $23,000 AUD buy it now - see the original ad here: https://www.ebay.com.au/itm/255348706798?hash=item3b73f80dee:g:rbsAAOSwPVJh7go- Rarely do these come up in great condition - there's always the odd chassis or engine for sale on Gumtree, and over $20,000 now seems about the going rate , having seen a bit of a covid spike.. In the...

Another nice example of the Chummy - this one offered for sale in New Zealand, spotted in February 2019 asking $15,995. Not a lot of work required to get this one in top shape, the seller at the time noting it was off the road for 28 years many of which were in a Museum and has been garaged all its life. All weather fittings including a hood envelope. It is the first of the ignition coil model...

Spotted on trademe NZ in December 2018, this looks to be a great original example of the Austin Seven Chummy tourer. Very liottle information was provided by the seller at the time, but it looks to have undergone a relatively recent restoration. Check out the others on the Vintage Austin Seven Register.

The Austin 7s have a huge global following, and are a manageable size if you're looking for a vintage project. This one is currently advertised on Ebay Australia, with bids still below $5,000. We've seen running examples sell in the high teens over the last few years, so the price so far is fairly reasonable. The seller states that they are selling the car due to having too many projects, and that...

This Austin 7 was first registered in November 1978, and has original log books to prove it. It has recently had new hood and hood bag, as well as being treated to new 19” 350 Blockley tyres. All the plating has been recently re-done finished in Primrose yellow with black wheels and wings, and it has the original corrrect 6 Volt electrical system. The paper work with the car includes several buff...

This Austin 7 Chummy has undergone a recent restoration (in 2008), and is in very good condition. This is an early 1928 Chummy, as distinguished from the later models by the location of the headlamps. Earlier Chummy cars have headlamps located just in front of their windscreen, as is the case on this particular car. Later models had headlights located more conventionally at the front of the car...