Howard Howerth went looking for a Jaguar XK120. He found something even rarer languishing in a rickety garage behind an Ann Arbor fraternity house: a derelict 1952 Singer Roadster.
The year was 1980.
This tiny orphan seemed an unlikely choice for Howard, who had never owned a sports car. His hobby was restoring hulking Packards three times this car’s size. …
