Austin Ten Drivers Club

Hi Jasper and Peter,
My copy turned up in Polegate, East Sussex, so it looks as though they are starting to filter through.
It's possible Jaspers will have turned up today as I'm not too far from him, mine arrived about 11a.m.

Have not done it myself but according to club Technical Reprints, yes it is.

Don't know where it is but last log book issued 2021.

Yes me too Peter - our own built in predictive text reader!

Yes it is - it's many years since I looked at my 10's engine (!) and the log book makes the 1 look like an I !!

No, an Austin 10 engine number would start 1G followed by the number, for example 1G1234.

''Austin did not align chassis and car numbers until August 1936'' this means the chassis number didn't match the body number until August 1936 when the Cambridge model was launched.

As you appear to have an up to date registration document on the way then a M.O.T. won't be a requirement, (although getting a voluntary one could be desirable to confirm the car is up to standard and as safe as you think it is). Once you have have established the car is roadworthy and having got yo...

Hi Daren, you can't do anything until the car is ready for the road. Does having a first registered date mean you have a V5C? If you have a valid V5c then you can ignore most of the the registration guidance below and jump to the paragraphs refence year of manufacture and your obligations of road wo...

Hi Gary,
I've also emailed you.
Have sent to .nz as your link (.no) came back as undelivered.
Fingers crossed.

Regards

Steve V.

Well done Peter, I knew you would know.