What do you know about Singer? Firstly, it is an incredibly old brand. Singer Motors Limited was founded in 1874 as a bicycle manufacturer. It wasn’t until later that the brand began focusing on cars and commercial vehicles. In the early 1930s, Singer was one of Britain’s largest car manufacturers, after Austin and Morris. They were known for their successful participation in competitive events, competing with the Sport and Le Mans versions of the Nine. The highlight came with the introduction of the 1½-Litre Sports in 1933, based on the existing six-cylinder 14hp model. A year later, in 1934, the Le Mans version followed, impressing with a 7th and 8th place finish at the legendary 24-hour race. While the car could not match Aston Martins and Rileys in endurance races, the 1½-litre Singer was a formidable competitor in trials, rallies, and other competitions. Only a few examples have survived the test of time, making this car a rare sight from the 1930s. Our Singer is a beautiful example with well-documented history and is in a very neat and well-maintained condition, with every detail emphasizing the rich history of the Singer 1½ Litre Tourer. This Singer has undergone restoration and overhaul work in the past, and we provide fantastic photos from the past with this car, including black-and-white photos, which give this Singer a rich history. With only twelve examples built, this is truly a rarity. The exterior is well-maintained, with neat paint that has been well cared for. The body panels fit very nicely, and the chrome is still in very good condition. The windows are clear and undamaged, preserving the car’s classic appearance. Inside, the car offers beautiful upholstery that has been well maintained. Everything functions properly, from the controls to the lighting. The interior exudes the atmosphere of the past, with authentic details that enhance the nostalgic charm. Technically, this Singer 1½ Litre Tourer is in good condition. Equipped with an original six-cylinder Le Mans engine, the car has undergone a thorough restoration to optimize its performance. Driving this classic is an experience in itself, with every aspect of the car perfectly balanced, taking you back to an era of craftsmanship and elegance. Extensive documentation is available, including old photos, registration documents, and detailed papers, supporting the fascinating history of this Singer 1½ Litre Tourer. Every piece of paperwork tells a story, making this car not just a vehicle but a tangible piece of automotive history. ` Interested in this rare Singer 1½ Litre Tourer? Contact us today at Gallery Aaldering in Brummen. Since 1975, we have been dedicated to providing exceptional classic cars to enthusiasts worldwide. Contact us for more information or to arrange a viewing.