Rare Monaco version, identical to the works cars entered in 1932

History known since the origin

Stunning state of preservation



French historic registration title

Chassis n° 6013505



In 1926, the Riley brothers presented the Nine, which was their first commercial success.

The chassis, suspension and bodywork were designed by Stanley Riley, while his brother Percy designed the engine.

This base car would be produced in two body styles, a 4-seater Tourer and the Monaco Saloon, like the car shown here.

The Riley we present was delivered new to Leverett’s London garage on 11 May 1932.

The original purchase invoice, which is still on file, states that the car was fitted with the rare Rally Kit from the factory.

This preparation, intended for potential participants in the Monte Carlo Rally, included a prepared cylinder head, a twin SU carburettor, a larger fuel tank and...

a spare wheel! Its first owner kept the car for nearly forty years before selling it to a collector who in ...