In Brief:

Tidy example of a Series II Singer Vogue
Finished in Dark Blue with a Light Blue roof
Recently work completed on the clutch
Equipped with a good history file including original Singer handbooks

On the Surface:

Finished in Dark Blue with a Light Blue roof, this 1963 Singer Vogue Series II captures the aesthetic of early 1960s British saloon perfectly.

Maintenance & History:

In The Vendor’s ownership for the past year, this Vogue comes with a useful history file that includes old MOT certificates and the original Singer Vogue handbooks, offering valuable insight into its past care and authenticity. This example has recently benefited from a new clutch, clutch master cylinder and clutch slave cylinder. Accompanying the car is a file containing bills, invoices, and other documentation detailing the mechanical attention it has received.

The Model:

The Singer Vogue Series II, part of the Rootes Group family, offered a more upmarket alternative to the Hillman Super Minx. Powered by a capable 1.6-litre engine and featuring well-appointed interiors, the Series II combined practicality with a touch of luxury comapred to the Hillman option.

Sale Insight:

Offered with recent mechanical investment and a good supporting history file—including original handbooks and MOTs—this Series II Vogue is an appealing opportunity for classic car enthusiasts seeking a well-presented and usable British saloon.