Humber Sceptre
Overview
| Produced: |
1967-1976, 43951 produced. |
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| Types: |
Saloon, 4 doors, 4 seats
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Humber introduced a luxurious Sceptre model to top the new "Arrow" range launched by the Rootes Group in 1967. The Arrow range comprised of the a variety of saloon and estate models badged and trimmed as Hillmans and Singers, as well as the Sceptre. The Sceptre used a twin-carb 1725cc engine and other mechanical parts from the more basic Hillman Hunter.
Externally the Sceptre featured quad headlamps, a traditional chrome grille (albeit as scaled down version of the old Humber design) and other "luxuries" such as twin reversing lights. Inside the Humber featured a beautiful burr walnut fascia and comfortable seats trimmed in hard wearing vinyl material.
The Humber Sceptre proved to be a popular model with retiring executives and continued until 1976 when it, and the Humber marque, were discontinued.
Engines
| Capacity | Config | Model | Bore/Stroke | CR |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1725cc | S4 OHV | Hillman S4 OHV | 81.5mm x 82.55mm |
People who looked at this car, also looked at:
- Humber Sceptre II
- Humber Sceptre I
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Valuation
| Poor | Average | Excellent | Last Updated |
|---|---|---|---|
| £200 | £700 | £1400 | 26-Oct-06 |
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 Cars Of The Rootes Group
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 Remembering Rootes Volume 1
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