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£14,950 (Est: £11,000 - £16,000)

1928 Singer 10/26hp Delivery Van

United Kingdom • 6 Sept 2025

Vehicle Details

AI Listing Summary

This 1928 Singer 10/26hp Delivery Van, sold new to banana merchants, underwent restoration after being rescued from dilapidation in 1960 and was further refurbished in 2019. The van, featured in a 2024 Heritage Commercials magazine article, retains its original registration and is accompanied by a V5C document and owner's handbook.

Condition

6

The car was rescued from dilapidation in 1960 and has had an older restoration, with more recent refurbishment in 2019. It was in reasonable condition in 2005, but in need of further refurbishment. It has been rallied extensively, implying wear and tear.

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Transmission:

[Transmission]

Chassis No:

15171

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

TU 8971

RHD/LHD:

RHD

• Sold new to banana merchants S Sinnett & Son of Macclesfield • Rescued from dilapidation in 1960 • An older restoration benefiting from more recent refurbishment • Featured in Heritage Commercials magazine in 2024 Successor to Singer's immensely successful and highly influential 10hp light car, the '10/26', was launched at the 1924 Motor Show.

The newcomer boasted a 1,308cc overhead-valve engine that produced 25% more power than its sidevalve predecessor's, enabling the car's dimensions to be usefully increased.

A wider variety of body styles was made available on the newly enlarged 'Ten', ranging from a two-seat roadster to a limousine.

On the model's first competitive outing, the 1924 London-Exeter Trial, the 10/26hp acquitted itself admirably, rewarding its driver, A R H Stewart, with a Gold Medal.

At the 1926 Motor Show a smaller, 'Junior' model was introduced, powered by a new overhead-camshaft engine, the 10/26hp model being renamed 'Senior' and given a new 1,576cc power un...