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How can you tell the age of them?

Final FRONT Ear? Now THAT'S funny!

I and my brother had one of these, our first car in 1968. Cost £40. Spent a lot of time under the bonnet and with the fibreglass patching the underfloor ventilation. Starting was always a lottery, especially when there was damp or cold around.Grinding valves and decokes took hours every few months it seemed. Gutless engine took over half a mile to get up to 60 on the flat. Eventually the main bearings went after a twenty mile cruise at close to 70mph on the Great North Road. But it was great fun with its shiny leather seats.

These are priceless cars

Should of tried the spray stuff from Wynns, it's called start ya bastard.

due to poor pay deals and covid restrictions ,nurse turns into work on Westwood Tractor as she fears over public transport .

mines an 82 paleface serial number 600

I had one for a few years back in the 90's, it was cool to have it then but now I'm 65 and to have such a car would only make me look older like one of those old blokes that you see a classic car show with a picnic basket and a fleecy blanket over the legs, but I've got old motorcycles to ride about on and that's not so bad.

Had one of these; back in the day, when no one wanted them; paid £8 sold £15.00.

The farm across the road had one of those godforsaken noisey pieces of English poo on a 3ph gen for a large center pivot irrigator , would run at least a week at a time .I've worked on Detroit's my whole life, but listors take the cake.

Lol. Fawking bahstard...... Love the accent

Like it. You use the same language as me when my old car would not start.

Not the worlds oldest, ive got a '78 and a '79

I had the exaxt same one... didnt know it was rare and I didnt like the white front so it got dumped. oops.

Oil ? dry rockers ?

Mines a 81.

1: dont turn the Starter so long 2:thats not the oldest Westwood 3:it is running like Nüsse

NHS courtesy veachle

I'd sure like to see under the.hood. Of the tractor. That sounds like a natural drop in dimentially , but the reduced rpm would change the out put speed of the PTO which runs engine rpm. Eat too slow for snow blower as well as hydry pump. Still sweet to hear a diesel in a tractor. Wish u did a build video or a detailed video of your installation.

Mi padre tiene un austing a 40 muy buen estado

mine is also from 1982, nowhere near in as good nick as this. do you know where I can get blades for it?

Think mine is 1981? Not sure

Are they hydrostatic gearing

Plz can u help out for austin spares,

very enjoyable

these old Austin engines they run for ever

Wow that is old, I think mine is 83

She has to go to work but the car is broken so this is her replacement.

Wow that is nice! That tractor looks good too!

Reminds me of the A40 Somerset I had in 1967. Paid a tenner for it to a bloke at work who dabbled in cars. The car had been sat on the works car park for weeks with the engine removed from the car and put in the boot. Someone had pinched the spark plugs out of it, allowing water into the bores. This had done the engine no good at all. I got the car back on the road, but my new wife ( at that time) hated it, as it bumbled along with its worn out A30 shock absorbers and made my wife sick. They called them "A40 Bumblies" because of the ride. The final straw was when I went round a roundabout a bit sharp and the passenger door burst open and my wife narrowly missed being thrown out. I always loved that car and I'd secretly like to own one again, but it would be the fast track to the divorce court! I sold the car on for £30- a good profit in those days!

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Thats pretty awesome man. I'm jealous.

Very nice looking machine. Thanks for posting!