RILEY - 14/6 PRODUCTION FIGURES

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Total Riley 14/6 Production

Riley 14/6's were built from 1928 until 1934, although towards the end production was a mere trickle! Below are the number of Riley 14/6 (unfortunately including 12/6's for 1932-5) Chassis that left the Factory each year, regardless of bodywork.
Model Years:
  • 1928-30 500
  • 1930-32 890
  • 1933 1563
  • 1934/5 250
    Total 3,200
  • Model by Model

    Although no precise records remain, it is still possible to collate details of known cars, and so suggest total production figures for each 14/6 model.

    Below is a list of how many of each body were probably built on the Riley 14/6 Chassis.

  • The 'Exist' column is the cars listed in the 1999 Riley Register Membership list.
  • The 'Identified' column is additional cars listed in David Styles book 'As old as the Industry', and others that I have 'found' (in old membership lists / books / photos).
  • The 'Total' column is the previous two added together.
  • The 'Percent' Column is the Percent of the cars listed under total for that model.
  • The 'Suggested' column is that percentage multiplied by 2500 (thus allowing for 12/6 & body styles not listed), to give a suggested construction figure. However, it must be remembered that some of the rarer models have survived in greater numbers, while older models are less likely to have a high survival rate. Therefore, this figure is only a suggestion, and is not claimed to be at all accurate.

    ModelExistIdentifiedTotalPercentSuggested
    Alpine 14/6 5 20 25 27675
    Alpine Tourer 4 8 12 13325
    9 2837 401000
    Ascot 14/6 - - 0
    Deauville 14/6- 4 4 4100
    Edinburgh 14/6- 1 1
    Gamecock 14/6 1 9 10 c10
    Kestrel 14/6 8 7 15 16400
    Lincock 14/6 - 4 4 4100
    Lynx 14/6 8 3 12 13325
    Mentone 14/6 - 2 2 375
    MPH 14/6 5 7 12 c15
    Stelvio 14/6 3 1215 16400
    Trinity 14/6 - - 0
    Winchester 14/6-3 3 375
    Special 14/6 4 4
    Total 119 4.762500

  • Rebodied chassis are included in original body style where known, otherwise listed as specials.
  • There are also a few other miscellaneous body styles, where only one example is listed by the register. I have presumed that these are period coach-built bodies, and have not listed them due to space limitations.
  • A 'c' before the total figure indicates known (approx) production figures.