1934 Riley March Special Registration: JJ 4244 Date of first registration: 13/01/1934 Chassis Number: 6019307 The Riley March Special came to be as a sportier replacement to the Gamecock model which was manufactured between 1931/32.

The Earl of March, who had a long history of racing and competition and was a partner of Kevill Davies & March Limited, designed the body which took a similar adapted form of the bodies he had designed for AC.

The bodywork was constructed by John Charles and Sons of Kew.

It was built on the same chassis as the Gamecock but featured a 2+2 cabin arrangement with a rear mounted, 12 gallon fuel tank with twin fillers and twin spare wheels.

The windscreen could fold down and the hood was designed to be raised whilst folding down completely flat when not needed.

The car was offered with the 9hp engine as well as the 12/6 and 14/6 6 cylinder engines although none of these are known to survive.

This example was first registered on the 13th January 1934 and wa...