Lot Ended
Description
Showing 68,150 miles; 1,141cc petrol
engine; presenting with all the character and charm one would expect from a car
of this era; beautifully appointed green leather
interior
First registered in October 1934, this charming
Standard 10 is finished in an attractive combination of black and green with a
beautifully appointed green leather interior. Powered by the 1,141cc petrol
engine and paired with a manual gearbox, it is offered showing 68,150 miles and
represents a wonderful example of pre-war British motoring.
Introduced during a period when
Standard was establishing itself as one of Britain's leading motor
manufacturers, the Standard 10 offered practical and dependable family transport
with attractive styling and economical running costs. Today, surviving examples
provide an authentic glimpse into 1930s motoring and remain popular with
enthusiasts of vintage and pre-war vehicles.
Presenting with all the character and charm one
would expect from a car of this era, the Standard's elegant coachwork and period
features combine to create a delightful motoring experience. Starting on the
button for our photography and video sessions, it demonstrated its usability and
appeal as a vehicle ready to be enjoyed.
The accompanying history file includes the
current V5C showing just five former keepers, a collection of Standard Owners
Club magazines, the original Standard instruction book and a small box of useful
spares.
Proudly
wearing the registration number BPK 769, the car may offer additional interest
as the registration is believed to be transferable, with no special notes
recorded on the V5C to indicate otherwise. A delightful and increasingly rare
pre-war saloon, equally suited to shows, rallies and leisurely
touring.
Contact:
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