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Triumph Mayflower
Sir John Black relaunched newly acquired Triumph Cars using mainly Standard components and the Mayflower was one of the first. Intended to be a smaller version of the Triumph Renown, it was styled by Leslie Moore of Mulliners, and built by Fischer and Ludlow. Walter Belgrove was involved in the design of the front and the Mayflower started production in June 1950.
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Triumph Mayflower - boot badge

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Triumph Mayflower - ornament

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Triumph Mayflower - grille

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Triumph Mayflower.

 Triumph Mayflower front
Triumph Mayflower. The Mayflower used an updated version of the 1247cc Standard Ten sidevalve engine. There was independent front suspension which subsequently was used on the Triumph TR2.

 Triumph Mayflower rear
Triumph Mayflower. Sir John Black commissioned Leslie Moore of Mulliners to design the Mayflower body. It was built by Fisher and Ludlow and was of unitary construction.
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Triumph Mayflower. Sir John Black asked Mulliners to design the Mayflower like pre-war cars to give an air of quality that was thought to appeal to the American market. But the 'Razor Edge' styling of the Mayflower and Renown was not a success.

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Triumph Mayflower. This view shows why this car was called "Razor Edge" or "Top Hat" styling. Mulliners and Walter Belgrove of Standard-Triumph are believed to have created this style on the Mayflower and the Renown.

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Triumph Mayflower - rear wheel

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