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Throughout 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 Ulster TT model was driven by Cyril Paul in the 1934 TT race at the Ards Circuit and finished in sixth place. It was sold to a Dutch race driver in the late 1940s and was raced on the continent for several years. It was imported into the United States by its current owner who has restored it to its 1934 TT specification. It still features its 1934 TT brass plaque.

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