Greetings! New owner from India

[Tony Griffiths]

Hello Prithvi. What a great find. It's definitely an AG with the steel body shell and two vertical pressings down the back face. Incidentally, Austin never called any A7 a Chummy, they were always advertised as 'Tourers'. Hence, your car could indeed be called a 'Chummy' - though some think that this 'qualification' ended in mid-1930 with the demise of the AE and the introduction of the long-bonnet, tall-radiator AF. The AF and AG are indeed the most prosaic of the breed and lack the cheeky, cute looks of the earlier models - but don't worry, I have an AF as well and, like all of us, enjoy all many varieties.
Some background:
There are so many Austin 7 clubs that, in 1969, an association of them was formed - and this is now the go-to place that hosts a mass of important data: https://a7ca.org/ This is now a very large site with lists of clubs, a superb archive of historical data, reproduction handbooks, chassis and car registers, A7 history, A7 model identification, events, etc.
A handbook and parts list can be downloaded as a PDF: https://archive.a7ca.org/collections/han...rts-lists/
Sales brochures can be found here: https://archive.a7ca.org/collections/show-brochures/
For new Austin 7 parts use these links:
https://a7ca.org/austin-seven/spares/
https://www.theaustinsevenworkshop.com/
For both new and used parts try: http://www.7ca.co.uk/ and http://www.southernsevens.co.uk/
Another link: https://oldcarservices.co.uk/austin-seven-specialists/
Another list for a variety of useful contacts is: https://www.austin7.org/Guide%20to%20Par...0Services/
Austin 7 books can be bought from: http://www.pwa7c.co.uk/bookshop.php