The 1933 Riley 14/6 Tourer is a quintessential example of early-1930s British motoring, blending classic open-top style with refined engineering. Powered by a 1.6-liter inline six-cylinder engine with overhead valves, this pre-war Tourer delivers smooth, period-appropriate performance with an estimated 50–60 hp output and lively character for its era. Built during Riley’s celebrated run of “Sixes,” the 14/6 combines elegant coachwork with a spirited six-cylinder drivetrain, making it a standout choice for collectors who appreciate vintage touring cars with authentic period charm.