Austin A35 Price Guide
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The Austin A35 was the car that put respectable motoring within reach of ordinary British families in the late 1950s. It was modest, reliable, and so ubiquitous that it became invisible; which is precisely why finding a good one today takes genuine effort.
The Car
Produced from 1956 to 1968 (latterly as a van), the A35 was an evolution of the A30 with a larger 948cc A-series engine producing 34bhp, a larger rear window, and a painted (rather than chrome) radiator grille. Four-door saloon and two-door van versions were available. The A-series engine is the same family that would go on to power the Mini, the MG Midget, and countless other BMC products. Over 280,000 were built. The A35 was also remarkably successful in club motorsport, its light weight and responsive A-series engine made it a natural for racing and rallying.
Buying
The A-series engine is one of the best-supported engines in the classic car world. Parts availability is excellent through the Mini and BMC specialist network. Rust is the primary concern; floors, sills, inner wings, and the area around the rear spring hangers all corrode. Good A35s are becoming scarce as the supply of sound survivors diminishes. The van version has its own following among the commercial classic vehicle community.
