1932 Austin 104 Sedan
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Specifications 1932 Austin 104 Sedan blueprint
The 1932 Austin 104 Sedan is an iconic vehicle of the Art Deco era. It has a sleek and stylish design, with a unique two-tone paint job that adds a timeless charm to the car. The body of the car is made up of an aluminium alloy frame, giving it a light and nimble feel, while still providing excellent durability. The engine is a four-cylinder engine, which is housed in a compact yet powerful package. The Austin 104 Sedan offers excellent performance and has a top speed of over 80 mph. Inside the cabin, the Austin 104 features a large and comfortable interior. The seating consists of four individual leather-clad bucket seats with an additional two-seat bench in the rear. The dashboard consists of a comprehensive set of dials and switches, giving the driver full control over every aspect of the car. The impressive audio system has a speaker in each corner of the cabin, with the option of adding additional speakers. The interior is further enhanced with a selection of wood accents and burled walnut trim. The Austin 104 is a stylish and reliable vehicle that provides a great driving experience. An excellent feature, which was ahead of its time for the time period, is the semi-automatic transmission. The suspension consists of a four-link rear suspension, giving the car a smooth ride. The brakes are excellent with a strong stopping power. The distinctive hubcaps, grille, and headlamp assembly further enhance the classic look of the Austin 104.
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