Need help about AUSTIN 7 engine

vintageman · 26th September 2010, 23:22

Hello Baddy ,

The easiest thing to do would be to repair the skirt on the pistons , any self respecting turner / fitter could do the job on a normal lathe . If you hunt around - Austin 7 rings will be available in Chennai - other wise there is a chap called Gupta at Kashmeere Gate , Delhi who deals only in fabricated pistons & rings , he is sure to have Austin rings.

Regards
Chauhan

vintageman · 27th September 2010, 22:07

Hello Baddy ,

1.8 litre on a Austin 7 !!!??? should make the austin FLY !!!

piston skirts are quite easy to repair any self respecting turner / fitter / machinist should be able to assist you in repair of the pistons .

Austin 7 rings are no big deals , they are still available in most Indian cities .

Austin 7 is a nice car to restore and then maintain . Just go ahead and restore

Regards
Chauhan

Nick Mayne · 3rd December 2021, 19:01

Baddy, can you send me a high resolution picture and history of this car ideally including import details. I would like to use that for an 'Austin 7s Abroad' display in the UK next year where for the Centenary celebrations there will be 1000 A7s. My email is nickbomayne@tiscali.co.uk If your email will not send high res pictures please use dropbox or a similar large file transfer programme. Your information will be added to the National Archives.
our help appreciated, Nick (Member of the A7 Cambridge Club, UK)

26th September 2010, 23:22	#16
vintageman BHPian Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Lucknow Posts: 429 Thanked: 689 Times View My Garage	Hello Baddy , The easiest thing to do would be to repair the skirt on the pistons , any self respecting turner / fitter could do the job on a normal lathe . If you hunt around - Austin 7 rings will be available in Chennai - other wise there is a chap called Gupta at Kashmeere Gate , Delhi who deals only in fabricated pistons & rings , he is sure to have Austin rings. Regards Chauhan
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27th September 2010, 22:07	#17
vintageman BHPian Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Lucknow Posts: 429 Thanked: 689 Times View My Garage	Hello Baddy , 1.8 litre on a Austin 7 !!!??? should make the austin FLY !!! piston skirts are quite easy to repair any self respecting turner / fitter / machinist should be able to assist you in repair of the pistons . Austin 7 rings are no big deals , they are still available in most Indian cities . Austin 7 is a nice car to restore and then maintain . Just go ahead and restore Regards Chauhan
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3rd December 2021, 19:01	#18
Nick Mayne Newbie Join Date: Oct 2021 Location: Potton, UK Posts: 17 Thanked: 8 Times	Re: Need help about AUSTIN 7 engine Baddy, can you send me a high resolution picture and history of this car ideally including import details. I would like to use that for an 'Austin 7s Abroad' display in the UK next year where for the Centenary celebrations there will be 1000 A7s. My email is nickbomayne@tiscali.co.uk If your email will not send high res pictures please use dropbox or a similar large file transfer programme. Your information will be added to the National Archives. our help appreciated, Nick (Member of the A7 Cambridge Club, UK)
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