1934 Riley Racing MPH Replica Currently en-route to us to be offered in the UK and available for initial enquiries.

Riley (Coventry) Ltd was a successful carmaker in the 1920 s and 30 s, having been established in 1898 as a bicycle maker.

In 1934 they introduced two similarly styled and gorgeous sports cars into their range: The Imp with a 4 cylinder 1100cc engine, and the MPH with 6 cylinder engines of 1486c.c.

or 1750c.c.

During the late 1920 s and through the 1930 s the Company was very active in the racing field, with its racing machines being developed directly from the production cars.

Thus, in 1934, racing versions of the sports cars were prepared: four Ulster Imps for the T.T.

race in the Isle of Mann, and two Racing MPH s for the Le Mans 24 hour Race in France.

The MPH s were registered for the road in the U.K.

as KV9877 (Le Mans race no.

27) and KV9878 (Le Mans race no.

28).

Car no 27, driven by Sibilleau and de la Roche, came 2nd overall in the race against the ou...