For now, I lumped all the pre-war cars together, I would LOVE for there to be enough demand to split it into groups (hint...hint, post here about your pre-war Singer)
I attend a VSCC meet in Sunday at a country pub near me, about 50 cars and a jazz band were there, and avery pleasant lunchtime it was as well.
There was an early Singer sallon there, which had additional front suspension parts.
I could not figure out what the function was for this, and have not seen anything like this before.
Apart from acting like a lower suspension arm.
Does anyone know?
Thanks
Roly
----------------------------------------------- Used to own a 1934 Singer Le Mans
It's the Perrot shaft for the rod operated brakes. The car is a Singer Junior and my Singer Senior, the Junior's big brother, has the same brake arrangement, except the Senior enjoys the benefit of servo assistance...a real luxury in the 1920's!
Photo of the Senior set-up below:
Senior Perrot Shaft.jpg (102.97 KiB) Viewed 2735 times
Hope that helps!
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
