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Standard Light 12 Sedan: Mannfac tured by tho Standard Motor Company. Limited, Canley. Coventry, England. Engine: Four cylinders; side valves; stroke, 100 m.m.; bore, 60.5 m.m.; swept volume, 1608.5 c.c.i three crankshaft bearings; aluminium pistons Transmission: Pour forward speeds, silont synchromesh for top, third and second. Single dry plate clutch; ratios. 4.71, 7.8 H, 13.18, 21.42 to one; Hardy Spicor propeller shaft: needleroller mechanical Joints. Bemifloating rear axle with onepiece steel casing and spiral bevel. Chassis: Burman-Donglas worm and nut steering; pressed steel artillery wheels; Bendix-Cow-drey mechanical brakss No side-members in frame, base consisting of largo, wide-angled cruciform mombor All hoavily stressed parts of frame boxedin by welded pressings. Maximum speeds: 68 in top, 51 In third and 33 in second. Petrol consumption: 28 miles to the gallon.
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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22540, 3 October 1936, Page 14 (Supplement)
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