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    1934 Riley Ulster TT
    1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT
    1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT
    1934 Riley Ulster TT1934 Riley Ulster TT

    1934 Riley Ulster TTThroughout the 1930s Riley achieved much sporting success, becoming a marque to be reckoned with. Its models were named after famous races like the Brooklands and the TT (for the Tourist Trophy). They were based on Percy Riley's ground-breaking 9 four-cylinder engine - a small 1500cc high-revving powerplant that was ahead of its time in many respects.

    This Riley 12/4 'Ulster' is powered by a 1496cc overhead valve four-cylinder engine with twin SU carburetors and capable of producing 75 horsepower. There is an Armstrong-Siddeley preselector gearbox and four-wheel hydraulic 'Al-Fin' drum brakes.

    The car wears a cowl-mounted bronze medallion from the 1935 RAC Tourist Trophy. On the reverse side of this piece, it is inscribed with the name of Riley driver Cyril Paul.

    This vehicle was campaigned in the UK pre-WWII, raced extensively in Europe post-war and, in more recent times, in vintage races in the Netherlands.

    In 2003, the car was given a ground up restoration and a year later, the car joined the collection of its current owner. In 2009, the car was shown at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance where it was displayed in the pre-war, open-wheel race car class and joined the Tour d'Elegance.

    In 2011, this vehicle was offered for sale at the Gooding & Company auction in Scottsdale, Az. where it was estimated to sell for $150,000 - $200,000. As bidding came to a close, the car had been sold for the sum of $121,000 including buyer's premium.

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