31/05/2026
1952 and 2026. 74 years apart, same attention to detail.
The 1952 Riley B Sports Saloon is complete. A handcrafted post-war British touring car from the final era of traditional coachbuilt construction, rebuilt for the road again.
Built with a timber frame beneath its steel panels, restoring it meant rebuilding the foundation of the car itself. The original wooden structure was reconstructed by hand, panels brought back to millimetre-perfect tolerances, and a traditional vinyl roof laid and tacked the original way. The twin carbs were rebuilt and tuned, the wiring renewed, and the original water temperature gauge kept alive by reverse-engineering a modern unit to speak the same 1952 language.
Not a museum piece. A sympathetic resto revival built to be driven and enjoyed for many years to come.
Handcrafted then. Handcrafted again.