File:1930 Singer Junior Tourer.jpg
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It wasn't until 1955 Singer was taken over by the Rootes Group. In 1926, Singer introduced the 848cc Singer Junior, it was initially only available as a three door, four seater Tourer painted blue with black wings. By 1929 it was soon offered in an other body styles, a 2 or 4 Seat Tourer, a Sunshine Saloon, a Coachbuilt Saloon, a Fabric Saloon, 2+2 called the Sportsman’s Coupe and a boat-tailed, wire wheeled Porlock Sports. Replaced in 1932 by the Singer 9. |
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