Riley 12/6

The Riley 12/6 is a car that was made by the British Riley company from late 1932, for the 1933 model year, to 1935. It has a 1,458 cc straight-six engine with twin cams and either single, twin or triple SU carburettors, with a four speed manual gearbox or an optional preselector gearbox, and a top speed of around 70 mph. The chassis was a lengthened version of the one used on the Riley Nine. It was available in a range of models: Mentone saloon, Kestrel saloon, Lincock fixed head coupe, Ascot drophead coupe with dickey seat, Lynx tourer, Falcon saloon, Gamecock tourer, March two-seat tourer, MPH two seater trial and sports car, and Trinity three-position drophead coupe. The engine was designed to fit between the 9 and 14/6 engines for trials and racing.