Hospice to benefit from sale of classic Austin 10
By Alexander Stevanovic - Essex
Published on March 23, 2026.
A 1938 classic car, given to local enthusiasts, is being sold to raise money for a hospice charity. The car was given to Tony Stubbings in 1988 as a 50th birthday gift, but his son, Richard, wanted to demolish the barn where it was stored. The enthusiasts restored the vehicle and are selling it for £4,000. The proceeds will be donated to Farleigh Hospice in Gloucesford.
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