Hi All
Haven't managed to take a picture of the "project" yet , but this is what I am aiming for !!
Tony G
Austin Swallow Sports
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Re: Austin Swallow Sports
Hello Tony,
Isn't it true what they say, William Lyons never made an ugly car
They are very pretty, these swallow bodied car's
Good luck Halbe
Isn't it true what they say, William Lyons never made an ugly car

They are very pretty, these swallow bodied car's
Good luck Halbe
Re: Austin Swallow Sports
There was a solitary prototype Swallow-bodied OHC Minor saloon. Very pretty, but it almost certainly hasn't survived. 

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Re: Austin Swallow Sports
I owned for many years , a 1926, Alvis 12/50 Sports Saloon. This was a copy of the SS by Carbodies for Alvis. What a lovely car with the rounded back and the air scoops on the scuttle, all this when most saloon were still box shaped. The Swallow 7 in all shapes was a lovely car and always was a £ or two dearer than standard. We spoke of this yesterday at Brooklands - 50 years ago my first Austin 7 was a 1927 chummy - bog standard, runner with not bad tyres. I paid £5. A 1930 Minor was the same price. A 20s three wheeled Morgan was the same. Why today is a Chummy more than a Minor and a Morgan now over three times more expensive - Supply and demand?
Re: Austin Swallow Sports
Tony,
Any update on your Swallow? It has been over two years since you teased us with the promise of photos!
Any update on your Swallow? It has been over two years since you teased us with the promise of photos!
