This car was rebuilt during 2011 and 2012 by the current owner, who is the Singer Owners' Club's Registrar for the Junior model and has owned and rebuilt five Juniors in all.

It was acquired as a basket case from the previous owner in Lancashire, who had in turn acquired it as an incomplete project.

It came with the remnants of a very badly molested, corroded and incomplete saloon body, which was beyond economic repair.

It was decided to re-body the car in one of the styles that Singers offered on this chassis.

Factory bodies included saloon, two-seater tourer and four-seater tourer.

While there are numerous saloons extant, there is only one (currently dismantled) four-seater tourer known to the SOC and no two-seaters other than this re-created example.

In the absence of existing cars to copy, the design was based on the manufacturer's sales leaflets and an artist's impression in the 1933 edition of Davison's Book of the Singer Junior , one of the popular Pitman's Motoring Librar...