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Standard Ten Pennant

The upmarket Standard Pennant was launched in October 1957 with larger rear window and more equipment. The 948cc Standard Ten engine was warmed over with higher lift cam igger carb. But production of all Standard Eight and Ten saloons (including Pennant) ended in November 1959 upon the launch of the Triumph Herald. However, the frontal styling of the Pennant was then given to the continuing Standard Ten Companion and Standard Commercials.

Standard Ten Pennant - bonnet badge. The name 'Pennant' fitted in with the Standard names such as 'Vanguard' and 'Ensign'	Standard Ten Pennant - boot badge	Standard Ten Pennant. The 'Pennant' was an upmarket version of the Stanfard Ten, featuring slight styling revisions. The engine got a larger carburretor and a higher lift cam.	Standard Pennant 1959, 1190cc	Standard Ten Pennant. In 1957 Standard launched the Pennant as an upmarket Ten, with 'restyled' bodywork giving it hooded headlamps and rear wings as well as a larger rear window. There were upgrades to the interior, improved rear springs, better instruments and more power from the engine
Standard Pennant. From 1957 the Standard Pennant offered a more 'stylish' upmarket version of the Standard Ten which was mechanically the same. Better trim, better instruments, restyled front and rear wings and a larger rear window.	Standard Ten Pennant. The upmarket Pennant had its styling warmed up to include gentle rear fins, two tone paintwork, and a larger rear window	Standard Ten Pennant. These hooded headlamps were part of the Pennant styling 'upgrade', along with a distinctive grille. The grille and hoods were given to the Companion Estate and Vans from 1959 when the Standard 8 and 10 ceased production.	Standard Ten 1954	Standard Ten Companion
Ford 100E and 107E Prefect	Austin A40 (ADO 8), A40 Mk II (ADO 44)	Triumph Herald, 1200, 12/50, 13/60	Morris Minor 1000 1956 - 1962	Standard Eight and Ten Commercials

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