Web Forum for Singer Cars

The calendar will be a useful aid, but and assured, folks, that this topic section on the Hudson British Car Show will still be updated with the very latest on the event as it becomes available. I am part of the organising commitee with the Hudson Car Klub, who stage this event, and co-organising ou...

Well, it's never too early to plan for next season! Plans are already underway for our NASOC 2006 East Coast Regional as part of the Hudson British Car Show 2006 Here are the details to date: Hudson British Car Show Sunday May 28th 9:00am to 4:00pm No entry fee, this is a fun gathering for British c...

Nice also that the Pre-War Officers work so openly and share information with each other between clubs. Friends that go back many years, and not just in the UK.

That's part of what makes enjoying these cars so special and keeping such information at hand so useful to share with others.

This Singer Nine was driven in the ’34 Le Mans race by the team of Barnes and Wisdom and averaged a speed of 57 mph for the 24 hours wearing the number 47. The sister car, number 48 was driven by the team of Black and Baker. These two cars made up the Nine entry for Singers that year. The car...

It's never too early to plan for Stowe 2006! Our aim: Match or break the ten car record! This year the British Invasion show is from September 14 to 17 2006. Help us make your Singer experience the best it can be. Tell us what you liked and didn't like if you've attended Stowe in the past. We would ...

FYI, a USA West Coast event is in the early planning stages already with a host willing to organise it.

More on this once his car is ready.

I'm glad the idea of an events board is starting off well.

:shock: Wow! I think this is the car that John Horne had once upon a time. At a current bid of over twenty large Canadian, I think it will have to remain a 'dream drive', but I'd be honoured to own that baby! Thanks for the heads up, Gene. That is one nice Singer. Too bad it didn't appear at the UK ...

Hi All Pre-War Owners, especially NASOC members.

As the club Pre-War Registrar, I'm just a click away with help, advice, chat or just plain tea & sympathy.

Feel free to contact me if you need anything!

Happy Pre-War Motoring!

Great to see the board back up.

And remember, Paul and I are happy to make an Avitar for anyone who wants one for their Singer. We'll either create it from our database of photos, or, if we don't have it, just e-mail us a side view or 3/4 front view photo.

Happy Cyber-motoring!