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Hello Darcy Thanks for your response. Unfortunately I think none of photos you attached show the original layout. I'm pretty sure my layout of the fittings of the front panel is pretty accurate - compare with the illustration in the work's manual (attached). It is the rear panel that I don't have a ...

As part of the ongoing restoration of my 1934 Singer Le Mans 9 I’ve just completed and fitted the two trapezoid shaped aluminium covered panels that form, for want of a better description, the tool deck. When I bought my car (many, many years ago) the original front panel was there, albeit with no c...

Hi Steve I am restoring a 1934 Le Mans which still has the remnants of what is almost certainly the original hood. It consists of two layers of fabric with perished rubber in between - presumably this is/was 'double duck'. The colour of the material is black although this has faded to a grey on the ...

Peter

Thank you, think I get it now. Sorry to pester you again but is the vertical piece solid aluminium (if so what thickness), or cladding on plywood like the horizontal pieces?

David

Thanks Mike and Peter for your feedback. Sorry my query was a bit confusing but it's difficult knowing what to call the various bits and pieces of woodwork. Mike - no need to be jealous, it's taken me over 40 years to get this far (mostly in the past two years though). I've become motivated by the f...

I'm making slow but steady progress with my 1934 9hp Le Mans restoration (photos attached). I live in southern Spain so contact with other Singer owners is mainly limited to this forum and the SOC magazine. I have so far more or less completed the chassis and mechanics and I’m now struggling with th...

Thanks Mike - at least I know how to proceed with my woodwork.
I look forward to receiving more information about the Solex carbs.
Dave

I’m plodding on steadily with my LM 9 restoration and have a couple of queries. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Solex carburettors Many years ago I bought a pair of Solex 30 IF carburettors which I was told were suitable for my 1934 LM 9. Some time later (still many years ago) I was lucky eno...

$120 million for a painting, £400 sterling for a 1933 Singer 9 spares catalogue (see ebay: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/290699102280? ... 1423.l2649 ).

The world's gone mad!

David Bayliss

Great! Thanks Mike - your pictures show exactly what I wanted to know.
David

Hello Everyone After it has languished in the garage for a mere 40 years or so I am at last getting to grips with the restoration of my 1934 Le Mans 9. Could someone please help me with the following: I hope I am correct in believing that the brakeplates should be fitted so that the handbrake cams a...