1934 Singer Le Mans

This 1934 Singer Le Mans is offered by the seller as an un-modified, restored example.  
This model was the former bicycle and motorcycle maker’s entry into the 1933 Le Mans race, as the name suggests.
These ran against the J2 and P-series MG’s during that time, and this one seems an interesting alternative to the early MGs.
Find this onehere on PreWarCar.com for $137,500

1934 Singer Le Mans-2 Scotties

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The gas tank was specially formed to match the original design, and the fabrication looks clean and well-executed in the pictures.
The mesh grille had to be fabricated as well, and although it appears to be a tidy installation, we prefer the looks of the tighter weaves found in the originals.
The body and paint appear to be in very presentable condition, as does the brightwork.

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The gas tank was specially formed to match the original design, and the fabrication looks clean and well-executed in the pictures. The mesh grille had to be fabricated as well, and although it appears to be a tidy installation, we prefer the looks of the tighter weaves found in the originals. The body and paint appear to be in very presentable condition, as does the brightwork.

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The interior and options on these cars are elegant and simple. This one includes 2 full spare competition tires on the back, fitted nicely behind the gas tank.
Other options available at that time included 1 full size or 2 half-size suitcases, a bonnet strap and fittings, route card holder, competition number plates, and a combined chronometer and stop clock.

The engine looks clean and composed, but we can see that this one certainly enjoys regular use, as evidenced by the engine pics that show some buildup on the manifold. However, we can appreciate this bit of patina knowing that the car isn’t just sitting pretty in the owner’s garage.

We enjoy finding these cars when they come up for sale, as they’re a testament to simple engineering. Originally they could maintain a top speed of over 70 mph, produced 34 hp, and could be bought for 215 pounds. They are wild to think about having on the same roads as some large cars from the same era.