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1934 SS SS1 Roadster

1934 · 87.894 km · Leithfield, Nieuw-Zeeland · via Car & Classic

£ 87.500≈ € 103.281

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Gegevens

Bouwjaar1934
Kilometerstand87.894 km (opgegeven in mijlen)
TransmissieHandgeschakeld
BrandstofBenzine
CarrosserieRoadster
KleurGrey
StuurRechts
Motor2663 cc
LocatieLeithfield, Nieuw-Zeeland
VerkoperWaimak Classic Cars (handelaar)
BronCar & Classic
gears4
Op Oudjes.xyz sinds5 oktober 2026
Laatst gezien5 oktober 2026, 18:16

Beschrijving

SS Cars was a British manufacturer of sports saloon cars from 1934 until wartime 1940, and from March 1935, of a limited number of open two-seater sports cars

The company was founded by William Walmsley and William Lyons. From September 1935, their new models displayed a new name - SS Jaguar. By then, its business, which was founded in 1922, was run by and largely owned by William Lyons.

Under the guidance of William Lyons, the company survived the great depression years of the 1930's by making a series of beautifully styled cars, offering exceptional value for money.

The first of the SS range of cars available to the public was the 1932 SS1 with 2litre or 2 1/ 5 litre side valve, six cylinder engine and the SS2 with a four cylinder 1-litre side valve engine.

ABOUT THIS CAR

Chassis Number: 247691

Date of manufacture: 5th April 1934

Original Distributor: Henlys, London

Heritage Certificate Available

Certificate Of Registration Available along with other historic records and maintenance records.

For many years, this car was owned by, and displayed at Monterey Park Classic & Vintage Car Museum, in Hobsonville, Auckland, New Zealand.

Car comes with a brand new, never used soft top and side curtains.

This car is a Custombuilt - it started its life as an SS sedan and was later in its life converted into a Tourer.

Odometer in Miles.

The 1934 SS 1 Tourer is a charming, elegant pre-war roadster that combines classic British coach building with refined simplicity. It’s not about being a race car, instead, it’s about style, poise, and a driving experience that evokes a bygone era. If you're looking for something historically significant, beautiful, and still usable (in the right context), this is a very appealing pick.

These cars are super rare today and good surviving examples are prized, and fully restored. This car represents an early chapter in Jaguar’s lineage: luxurious, sporty, but accessible for its time.

It's very much a pre-war “wind-in-your-hair” tourer: open-top, seating for four, with sweeping fenders and elegant coachwork - all hinting at the design language that would later influence the SS 100 and later Jaguars.

Anyone interested to learn more about this vehicle, please get in touch to discuss.

Will be sold WOF'd and Registered IF sold in New Zealand.

Transport / Worldwide Shipping can be organised for Buyer's behalf at Buyer's cost.

Viewing is By Appointment Only!

PLEASE READ: The Purchaser is encouraged to personally fully inspect the vehicle and also to have the vehicle inspected, and fully assessed by an experienced, independent, specialist garage - before committing to purchase. While the Purchaser is entitled to rely on statements given by Waimak Classic Cars as being correct, where goods such as vehicles are concerned, with so many moving parts and rust being an issue with older vehicles; a Purchaser who chooses not to seek independent professional assistance when assessing the quality of what they propose to buy is considered as buying at their own risk, and if the vehicle then turns out to be of less than the represented quality, or not up to the Purchaser's expectation, or in the Purchaser opinion not fit for purpose; then the Purchaser is considered to have contributed to their own loss and should not expect any refunds or betterment from Waimak.