European travellers may find this breakdon advice from RH helpful: click here
If you are a supplier of parts or services to the Austin 7 world and are listed on this website (Austin 7/Spares tab) please check your entry and let me know if anything doesn’t work or needs changing.
If you are a supplier of parts or services to the Austin 7 world and are not listed on this website (Austin 7/Spares tab) please let me know if you would like to be included.
Roger Brown
We have contacted most clubs by now and confirmed or updated their contact details on our member clubs page and on the interactive club meetings map. Please keep an eye on your club’s details and should they change, let the Webmaster know – Thanks
The Austin Seven Clubs Association ( A7CA ) exists to promote the pre-war Austin Seven car through its umbrella of Austin Seven Clubs. The Association was formed in 1969, with the view of bringing together the various Austin 7 clubs that then existed. Now just about every Austin Seven club worldwide is a member or associate member.
The Association produces a high quality quarterly magazine, in the style of the Austin Seven handbooks, which are 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 who meet on a quarterly basis.
Austin Seven Clubs across the country and world run regular events, check each individual club website for event listings however highlighted events can be found on our Events Calendar.
The Austin 7 movement is well supported by a range of Suppliers providing a excellent service to keep the vehicles on the road.
The Association holds a Archive of Austin Seven literature and memorabilia from the Austin Motor Company. Some items are available online. We also maintain a register of Surviving Vehicles. An online search facility can be used to check individual vehicles.