A vintage car as a daily driver?

In this video I will test if this vintage car, an Austin Seven Ulster Special from 1932, makes a good and practical daily driver. Enjoy the video!
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[@crashbox7130]

Always nice to see vintage cars being used. I have a 1932 Morris Minor two-seater and it gets used all-year-round. Biggest trip was last June when the car covered 600 miles (1000kms) over a long weekend (Thursday-Monday). It never missed a beat. I see your Seven has the same instruments as my Minor, including the drum speedometer.

[@silvafacundo]

Great car! I would not use for as a daily driver but I would drive it almost everyday 😂

[@austinswallow]

Good choice in music! My 1934 Ruby IS my daily driver, this is more practical as it is a saloon, I just drive it all year round, any weather!

[@HorsepowerDashcam]

Also ich mein, vielleicht is der Austin Bauart bedingt nicht der allerpraktischste im Alltag, aber es gibt durchaus auch Veteranen, die funktionieren - mein Kumpel @AstraWerke fährt erfolgreich nen 30er Ford A im Alltag (Zuminest bevor er nun seit nem halben Jahr auf den Motorenbauer wartet) :P Am besten hat man mehr als ein altes Auto, sodass immer eins übrig ist, sofern mal Zuwendung fällig ist xD Hat zumindest bei mir bisher funktioniert - und wie man bei mir im Dashcam-Format sehen kann gibt es einige, die genauso denken (Scirosto, Kadett72, DanCat, etc.) :) Viele Grüße vielleicht sieht man sich ja mal irgendwo :)

[@Merkkc]

if it doesnt drop any oil then its empty

[@56squadron]

I like your videos and I especially like your taste in cars... but if I could offer a few suggestions. Winter is a bad time to film, that's understood, but it doesn't help driving right into a setting sun. If you're going to bother to do it, do it right. Pick a better time of day, or drive with the sun at your back. When you entered the parking garage the exhaust note sounded glorious reverberating in there.... and instead of letting us enjoy it, not only did you speed it up, you added annoying "rice burner" motorcycle noises. BAD call. Don't work so hard to entertain. Allow it to be what it is.... THAT is the reason everyone is watching in the first place. In that light your habit of slapping the camera to end shots is annoying, and it's actually rude to your viewers. You seem like a nice person. Just be you. Again, there is no need to perform. If your goal is to entice other people your age to buy a similar car, then stick to what it is you love about it without all the glitz and extras. Best of luck with the car, and the channel.