1928 Singer Junior A fine quality light vintage car with OHC engine and four-wheel brakes; show-winning condition; recent new hood and thorough service; reluctant sale due to ill health The Singer Junior was unveiled at the London Motor Show in 1926.

Its 848cc 2-bearing OHC engine produced 16.5bhp at 3,250 revs and was mated via a cone clutch to a 3-speed gearbox in a conventional chassis.

Performance was on a par with the competition, with a top speed of 45mph and around 40mpg.

A very successful model, with production not dropping below 6,000 per year, the Junior helped elevate Singer to the number three sales slot by 1928.

First registered in Middlesex in February 1928, little is known of this Junior’s early history but the buff logbook shows that it was resident in Essex by 1955, later moving to the West Country and then to Yorkshire.

No fewer than 32 old tax discs and 27 old MOTs show that the car has always been in light, regular use, clocking up some 9,500 miles since 1977 –...