Most people think of the TR series of sports cars when the topic of Triumphs comes up. A decent number might also think of the pocket-sized Spitfire or related GT6 or the rather interesting Stag grand touring cabriolet. With all that sports car and grand touring history, it’s easy to forget that there were Triumph-badged family cars at one time.
Most, if not all, of those cars were products of the purchase of Triumph by the Standard Motor Company. Standard sold a decent number of vehicles in other markets, but was not well known in the US. Today’s example is the Standard 10, which was sold as a Standard in many markets, but badged as the Triumph 10 (AKA TR10) here in the US. This is the predecessor to the better-known Herald.
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Long Beach, CA
$3,000
Posted by CG
We heart the two-tone paint and classic lines here.
Interior is very basic, but the wood dash is cool. This hints at the size of this car.
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58 Truimph Sedan ,complete straight body, all windows complete, rebuild engine ,complete interior, good car to restore. Very Rare car, 3000$ contact 562-xxx-xxxx ,Art leave mesage.Will deliver if you buy it withen 20 miles.