- ManufacturerStandard Motor Company
WEBSTANDARD FLYING NINE. Saloon, saloon de luxe. Grown up Nine, with slightly larger engine and Flying styling. Chassis was conventional, with semi-elliptics all round, …
- The 1939 line-up of Flying Standards was introduced in September 1938, with a brand new ‘economy’ or ‘budget’ four seater saloon, the Eight (designation 8A) making the headlines. This newcomer was aimed at providing the Eights from rival manufacturers (notably Austin, Morris and Ford) a run for their money. The new model was also produced in four s...
Standard Flying Nine (1937-1940) - Motor Car History
WEBThe Flying Nine was a small family car produced by the British Standard Motor Company between 1937 and 1940. It was the smallest …
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- Predecessor: Standard Little Nine
- Manufacturer: Standard Motor Company
- Production: 1937-1940
Standard 1939 - Classic Car Catalogue
WEB25 Oct 2017 · Offering an affordable way into pre-war motoring Mathewsons’ Flying 9 is in ‘show condition’, coming from a fastidious owner, according to the auctioneer. In maroon …
Simon Cars - Standard Nine Flying
WEBStandard Flying Nine. For the 1937 model season Standard announced a new Flying Nine, based on a new Flying Ten but with a 5-inches shorter wheelbase. The new …
Standard Flying 9
WEBThe Flying Nine was a small family car produced by the British Standard Motor Company between 1937 and 1940.It was the smallest of several relatively streamlined …
Standard Flying Nine Two-door Saloon
WEBThese new products were very successful and helped Standard join the big league. A new range of cars in the Twelve, Sixteen and Twenty hp class were unveiled at the 1935 …
Standard: Flying Nine - Graces Guide
WEBStandard: Flying Nine. navigation search. Note: This is a sub-section of Standard Motor Co: Cars. 9 h.p. 4-Cylinder. 60 mm x 100 mm. 1,131 cc. 1938 Showing 2-Door Saloon …
