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Singer Cars
Go to Rootes Cars George Singer diversified from cycles to cars in 1905 and made respectable cars for fifty years until the Rootes Group started sticking 'Singer' on Hillman Minxes.

Singer 10/26 - radiator Singer 10/26
Singer Nine Sports Singer Nine
Singer Hunter - badge. The Singer Hunter got its name from the chairman of Singer Cars. The 'Hunter' name was reused on the Hillman Hunter from 1966. Singer Hunter
Singer Hunter. Horse head ornament for the Singer Hunter Singer Hunter
Singer Chamois. Dummy grille and exciting colours on the outside and swood trim on the inside for the 'luxury' version of the Imp Singer Chamois
Singer Hunter. Remodelled from the SM1500 with a traditional grille, the Singer Hunter was launched with some fibreglass bonnet panels but these were replaced with steel after quality problems. Singer Hunter
Singer Hunter. The Hunter (and SM1500) were quite advanced '3box' body designs when launched in 1947. The overhead cam 1500 engine was also advanced, but with Singer in financial difficulties, the writing was on the wall. Singer Hunter
Singer 10/26. In 1924 the sucessful Singer 10hp was replaced by the 10/26 until 1927. Having a 4-cylinder ohv 1308cc engine of 26hp Singer 10/26
Singer 10/26. This Singer has a 4-seat Tourer body Singer 10/26
Singer Chamois
Singer Gazelle
Singer Gazelle
Singer Hunter. In 1948 Singer launched the SM1500 saloon with 1506cc overhead cam engine. In 1954 the SM1500 was remodelled as the Singer Hunter with a 1497cc engine Singer Hunter
Singer Hunter. The SM1500 had been sold since 1948 and sold 17,000. But Singer were losing money and the revamped it as the Hunter in 1954, only managing to sell 4700 before the Rootes Group tool over and halted it. Singer Hunter
Singer Nine Sports 4-seater. Launched at the 1933 Motor Show, this 972cc overhead cam 9hp car had a body designed by Eric Neale - later to design for Jensen. Singer Nine
Singer Vogue
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key text:  This is the page introducing Simons love of cars from the website  RedSimon which is a series of photo albums of Simon GP Geoghegan.
The names of Pinin, Farina, and Pininfarina are also considered
There are also notes on Pininfarina
as well as the car maker
and links tothat car maker
see also my Picasa car albums
withe even more on RedSimon
Simon is also a contributor to SuperCars.Net
And also to Wikipedia
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