Singer LE MANS 0l

Highlights Carefully restored by marque experts to factory specification One of only 40 known survivors from a total production of 400 Singer Owners Club Dating Certificate Documented history back to its delivery in July 1935 Driven to the 1978 Le Mans 24-hour race Beautiful and exceptionally rare survivor The Appeal Before he went on to design big Jensen GTs, Eric Neale penned the exquisite Singer 9. For those who wanted extra oomph, there was the high-performance 'Le Mans' and, for those wanting that plus space for four, there was the swooping 'Longtail.' Light and nimble, the Le Mans Longtail founds its true calling as a successful trials and rally car. It was only built in 1935 and just 400 left the Coventry production line. 40 are believed to survive. This car is one of them, a magnificent example that comes with a huge history file dating back to its first registration. It is well known to the Singer Owners Club and was restored in the late Noughties by marque experts. The work included renovating the body and respraying it to a high standard in the original ivory colour with a retrimmed green interior. The wheel, hood and tonneau are also new. This little Singer is as well presented as its history is comprehensive. Few Le Mans Longtails change hands so don't miss this one. History and Paperwork First registered on 12th July 1935 DVLA records four registered keepers Current keeper from June 2024 Delivered in Ivory and Green colours t
This 1935 Singer LE MANS 0l Convertible is currently available for £26,000 in Taunton Somerset with Petrol engine and Automatic gearbox. For more information or to arrange a viewing, click here to send us an email using form below.