Austin Maxi 1750 1977
General description :
Dutch registration, Chrome bumpers, Transmission: manual 5 speed, Engine 4 cylinders, Low miles, second owner car, Fuel: petrol, Service history present, Powerbrakes, Radio, Condition: in a very good and original condition, interior: vinyl, Maintenance: well-maintained., Paint:: first paint, European edition, Maintenance bills aanwezig, body: 5drs Hatchback, History and many invoices present, Taxfree: In The Netherlands limited taxfree (120 euros a year on petrol)This a real collectorsitem ,an original British Leyland Austin Maxi 1750 in Racing green that was delivered new in the Netherlands in 1977. A two owner car with original 116000 kilometers. It comes with every possible piece of history like books, manuals, folders, invoices, books and lots of spareparts. The inside is like new, it sounds like new, it smells like new and this car is good looking ! The space is huge due to the big reardoor and it even has 5-speeds!! A very original car, partially in its original paint and regardless maintained by the last owner. He was a little over-enthousiastic with repainting some parts so that could use some improvement . An icon of the seventies that looks so nice, you will not find a nicer one!! So just drive it or collect it you cannot go wrong!
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1977 Austin Maxi 1750 is listed sold on ClassicDigest in Herkenbosch by Stuurman Classic Cars for €7500.
Car Facts
Car type : Car Make : Austin Model : Maxi Model Version : 1750 Engine size : 0.0 Model Year : 1977 Location : Nederland
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About Austin
The Austin Motor Company Limited was an English manufacturer of motor vehicles, founded in 1905 by Herbert Austin. In 1952, Austin merged with Morris Motors Limited under the new holding company British Motor Corporation (BMC) Limited, becoming part of the badge engineering marques. Austin might be best remembered for its models; seven and collaboration with Donald Healey, leading to a new marque Austin-Healey.