Multiple Le Mans 24 Hours Competitor.

Registration No: AVC 482 Chassis No: 62797 MOT: Exempt

One of four specially-constructed Singer Nine team cars built for the 1935 racing season
First raced by Norman Black and Roddy Baker at the 1935 Le Mans, returning in private hands for 1937, '38 and '39
Part of Singer's winning team in the 1935 British Empire Relay Race at Brooklands
Participant in a momentous but ill-fated battle for the 1,100cc class in the Ards T.T.
Offered from over 30 years of single-family ownership and believed to retain its original engine block and gearbox


In 1935, Singer decided to focus its racing efforts on creating a radical 9hp design with which to contest the Ards Tourist Trophy.

The Irish event's ban on supercharged entries and intricate handicapping system made it particularly attractive to their Works Manager Stanley Barnes but he remained committed to the Le Mans 24-hours too.

Road registered as 'AVC 481', 'AVC 482', 'AVC 483' and 'AVC 484', the new Si...