1958 Singer Gazelle Convertible Datsun B-210 Engine Manual 4-Speed

1958 Singer G80 Description

Interested in a sporty British convertible but can’t afford a Sunbeam Tiger, consider buying my much more affordable 1958 Singer Gazelle convertible. It is a rare and unique British car manufactured under the Rootes Group banner (including Sunbeam, Hillman, Talbot & Singer) that is enjoyable and fun to drive. This Gazelle has been upgraded to a reliable 1978 Datsun B-210 engine and running gear with a manual 4-speed floor shifter. It has never been wrecked, has good tires and is smooth running with no leaks, overheating or smoke. The body is in good condition but does show some small rust spots. The convertible top has a small tear and should be repaired/replaced. The car is being sold as is.

For those prospective bidders interested in racing pedigree and still considering a Sunbeam Tiger instead, Betty Haig driving her Singer Le Mans was the winner of the 1936 Berlin Olympic Rally providing its owner with the gold medal in the only official Olympic motor race ever held!

On Jan-31-18 at 14:45:09 PST, seller added the following information:

Car has been garaged with top down since last Spring. While putting up the top today in preparation for transport at the end of the auction, it was discovered that the plastic rear window is cracked and the top is really beyond repair. While the metal frame of the convertible top is in good shape, the top itself will need to be completely replaced.