Description
Just Arrived at The Garage
1933 Riley Nine Lynx Tourer - Engine rebuilt by Keith Pointing
Fresh from a service with Blue Diamond Services, this attractive Lynx has just joined us. A well-known VSCC participant, it has competed in hill climbs and speed events including Prescott, Loton Park and Wiscombe.
Unveiled at the 1932 Motor Show as the successor to the Nine Four-Seat Tourer, the Lynx combined elegant sporting lines with a cleverly concealed hood that folds beneath a metal panel for a streamlined, sporting profile. Built for just one season, the 1933 Lynx is among the most desirable Riley models - admired for its looks, fine engineering and motor sporting heritage.
History & Mechanical Highlights
• Significant expenditure including an engine rebuild by highly regarded specialist Keith Pointing c. 12 years ago (invoices totalling £16, 000+ at the time).
• A further £6, 000 invested in the last two years; invoices supplied.
• Photographs on file showing the car prior to and during restoration.
• Paperwork includes several previous MOT certificates (one dated 1966) and two RF60 log books.
• First registered in Surrey, March 1933 and retains its original registration.
Full photo gallery and a video presentation will follow shortly.
Viewings: by appointment from Monday, 10th November 2025 (Robin will be back at the garage, by appointment, following his recuperation).
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