In Brief

Nice example of an Austin A40 Farina
Finished in Blue with a Black roof over a Blue interior
Affordable Classic
Recently benefitted from new front and rear windscreens, along with replacement boot and door rubbers

On the Surface:

This 1959 Austin A40 Farina is a well-presented example of this iconic British saloon. With its classic lines and compact proportions, it embodies the charm and character of late 1950s motoring. A nice, usable classic that’s ready to be enjoyed.

Maintenance & History:

The car has been well maintained, benefiting from recent attention to key areas. It has received new front and rear windscreens, along with replacement boot and door rubbers. It’s a sound example that’s in running order. Accompanied by a modest but helpful history file, the car comes with various invoices, the original owner’s handbook, a Haynes manual and a spares guide.

The Model:

Introduced in 1958, the Austin A40 Farina was the first British car to be styled by Pininfarina, blending Italian design flair with British practicality. It marked a stylistic shift for Austin and featured a cleverly designed rear door layout that hinted at the hatchbacks to come. Compact, reliable, and economical, it was a popular choice for everyday motoring during its time.

Sale Insight:

This A40 Farina offers an excellent opportunity for anyone seeking an accessible and enjoyable classic. Well-maintained and equipped with valuable documentation, it’s ideal for weekend outings, classic car meets, or simply as a charming and usable piece of British motoring history.