1933 Riley Nine

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1933 Riley Nine Vehicle Profiles

1933 Riley Nine vehicle information
Lincock Coupe

Coachwork: Lincock
Chassis #: 47194
Engine #: NL47194

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Production
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Engine
Prices
110.30 in.
4 cyl., 99.65 CID., 13.50hp

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