It seems we're getting a lot of Singer Coupe action these days!
This very rare 1937 Nine Coupe belonged until very recently to NASOC Historian Tony Raynor, who has now sold it on.
This car was shipped over from the UK and Tony did a considerable amount of work on it. It is known as 'The Chicken Coupe' since Tony mounted a Bantam 'rooster' from a saloon on the radiator cap. Tony also owns a 1935 Coupe, like BMX-7 discussed in another thread, as well as his famous 1936 Le Mans SS.
The car is staying in California. The new owner has entrusted my friend and Morgan expert, Derek Wilburn, to finish the restoration and get the car on the road and I will be giving Derek a hand in doing so. Derek and I previously worked together on Ron Stauber's 1933 Nine Sports - the well-known 'Greenwings'.
You can watch an excellent video of Derek on Petrolicious.com here:
https://petrolicious.com/films/man-of-morgan
And if you look closely in the background of the workshop, you'll be able to make out pieces of Ron's Singer!
Petrolicious is a great site and make some wonderful car films...so enjoy!
Another Coupe on the Move!
Another Coupe on the Move!
Your Friendly Canadian Pre-War Singer Specialist, Collector & Historian,
Editor & Pre-War Registrar & Canadian Contact -NASOC
Singer Enthusiast for over 40 Years.
'28 Senior, '33 & '34 Sports, '36 Le Mans SS & Bantam
Editor & Pre-War Registrar & Canadian Contact -NASOC
Singer Enthusiast for over 40 Years.
'28 Senior, '33 & '34 Sports, '36 Le Mans SS & Bantam