1951 Riley RMB British Motor Car

Make:	Riley
Model:	RMB
Type:	Sedan
Trim:	4 door
Year:	1951
Mileage:	99999
VIN:	61S-7959-6625
Color:	Green
Engine:	2.5 Liter
Cylinders:	4
Fuel:	Gasoline
Transmission:	Manual
Drive type:	RWD
Interior color:	Black
Drive side:	Left-hand drive
Vehicle Title:	Clear
Item location:	Hot Springs Village, Arkansas, United States

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Description of 1951 Riley RMB 4 door

This is a 1951 Riley RMB. It is powered by a 2.5 litre - 2500 cc 4 cylinder, double overhead cam original engine. It has two SU carburetors with a manual transmission and hydro-mechanical brakes. This British Saloon was purported to be 100hp and capable of 100 mph with 4 passengers. This car runs and drives and sounds really good - it had considerable work done by the present owner. eBay makes you put mileage on the sheet but it is exempt due to age - the mileage is not correct.

Gas tank cleaned and sealed
New electric fuel pump and regulator
New battery
New belts and hoses
Water pump re-built
Interior wood refinished
New carpet installed
New black British canvas top comes with the car (not installed)

The car has a very sound body with good chrome. The color is two tone green with blackvinyl interior in very good condition. Has a dent in the left rear wing.This car needs the next person needing a project with the right skills to take it to the next level.. This Riley motor car has potentialon the upside.We will start the bidding very reasonable with no reserve!!! Good luck to the high bidder.Riley RMBRiley RMBOverviewProductionBody and chassisBodystylePowertrainEngineDimensionsWheelbaseLengthWidthHeightChronologySuccessor

1946-52
6900 produced

4-doorsaloon

2.5 LStraight-4

119in (3,023mm)[6]

186in (4,724mm)[6]

63.5in (1,613mm)[6]

59in (1,499mm)[6]

Riley RMF

The 2.5L (2443cc) RMB was a lengthened RMA launched a year later in 1946.

It used the 2.5L (2443cc) "Big Four" engine with twin SU carburetors, starting with 90hp (67kW) but increasing to 100hp (75kW) for 1948 with a 95mph (153km/h) top speed.

The wheelbase was 6.5in (165mm) longer and the overall length was a full 7in (178mm) longer. The RMB was replaced by theRMFfor 1952.

A car tested byThe Motormagazine in 1949 had a top speed of 90mph (140km/h) and could accelerate from 0-60mph (97km/h) in 16.8 seconds. A fuel consumption of 19.6 miles per imperial gallon (14.4L/100km; 16.3mpgâ€‘US) was recorded. The test car cost Â£1224 including taxes.[6]

You may pick up locally or arrange for shipping at your expense. If you are bidding out of the country you will have to make all arrangements and pay all fees. We are located right in the middle of the country so shipping should be easy. For a reasonable fee we would deliver the car within 300 miles. We have sold cars here before so check our 100% feedback and you may call with any questions that you have. 501.922.9421 - also there are many more pics that I will be glad to email if requested.