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1933 Singer Nine Sports Coupe

United Kingdom • 21 May 2025

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AI Listing Summary

This 1933 Singer Nine Sports Coupe is a rare, matching-numbers example with an original registration and extensive history file. It features a Pale Blue with Cream paint scheme and has been enjoyed at classic car events. While the exterior is in good condition, the interior could use a refresh.

Condition

6

The vendor describes the exterior as being in 'good condition' and the interior as 'very original, although it could be refreshed with a new carpet set'. There is mention of period and restoration photographs suggesting some level of refurbishment. Moderate wear is present but the car starts and idles well. This aligns with a 'Good' condition rating.

/ 10

Transmission:

Manual

Chassis No:

48043

Odometer:

[Odometer Reading]

Reg Number:

ANO 667

RHD/LHD:

RHD

Arguably Singer's first true performance offering, the Nine Sports was unveiled in July 1932.

Looking every inch the 1930s sports car thanks to the efforts of stylist Eric Neale, its rakish bodywork was underpinned by a robust ladder-frame chassis that featured all-round semi-elliptic leaf-sprung suspension, adjustable Andre-Hartford friction dampers and four-wheel hydraulic 10-inch drum brakes.

Uprated via an increased sump capacity, standard cooling fan and twin SU carburettors, the newcomer's 972cc OHC four-cylinder engine developed some 31bhp at 4,600rpm and was allied to a close-ratio four-speed manual gearbox.

Reputedly capable of 66mph and sustained 50mph cruising, the Nine Sports soon acquired an enviable competition pedigree.

Not content with the eight premier awards it won during the Christmas 1932 London to Exeter run, the following season saw the model distinguish itself on the Monte Carlo Rally, London-to-Edinburgh Trial and Alpine Six-Day Trial.

However, its crowning...