The Singer Roadster was introduced in 1939 as an open counterpart to the Bantam saloon, evolving through a number of iterations before the 4AD, or SM Roadster, arrived in 1951
Initially produced strictly for the export market (especially North America), 1953 marked the first year this 1.5-litre model became officially available for purchase on the domestic British market
First registered in 1953, this 4AD has formed part of a private Collection since 2024, having previously remained with its former keeper since 2005
Powered by a 1.5-litre four-cylinder engine producing approximately 48bhp, driving the rear wheels through a four-speed manual gearbox
During an earlier restoration, the car was refinished in Triumph Honeysuckle Yellow and retrimmed in contrasting red leatherette, complemented by a matching red dashboard and door cards
Recommissioned during 2014/2015, with work including an engine rebuild, attention to the radiator and fuel pump and the fitment of a new black hood, with ver...