Standard Ten Collection

CM34 4027 Geoff Cook, Standard Ten
Geoff Cook, Standard Ten, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

CJ12 3772 Geoff Cook, Standard Ten
Geoff Cook, Standard Ten, HRDC Jack Sears Trophy for 1958-1966 Touring Cars, a forty five minute race with the option of second driver, but a compulsory pit-stop

Standard Flying Ten and Standard Ten at the Standard Car Owners Club Gymkhana, 8 May 1938
Left: Standard Flying Ten 1937 1267 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. EGO75. Event Entry No: 19. Right: Standard Ten 1935 1343 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. CGN299. Event Entry No: 18. Place: Standard C.O.C. Gymkhana

Standard Avon Ten taking part in a Standard Car Owners Club trial. Artist: Bill Brunell
Standard Avon Ten 1933/34 1343 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. AUU389. Event Entry No: 18. Place: Standard C.O.C. Trial

1934 Standard Ten taking part in a Standard Car Owners Club trial. Artist: Bill Brunell
Standard Ten 1934 1343 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. ADU346. Event Entry No: 16. Place: Standard C.O.C. Trial

1934 Standard Avon Ten coupe taking part in a Standard Car Owners Club trial. Artist: Bill Brunell
Standard Avon Ten Coupe 1934 1343 cc. Vehicle Reg. No. YG8247. Event Entry No: 7. Place: Standard C.O.C. Trial

Standard Twelve and Standard Ten saloon, Standard Car Owners Club Southern Counties Trial, 1938
Centre: Standard 12 1936 1608 cc.Reg. No. BUR972. Driver: Picken K. Left: Standard 10 Saloon 1934 1343 cc.Reg. No. BPG498. Standard Car Owners Club. S. Counties Trial. Date: 23.4.38

Chestnut Grove, Conisborough, South Yorkshire, 1964. Artist: Michael Walters
Chestnut Grove, Conisborough, South Yorkshire, 1964. In a photograph taken for Conisborough Urban District Council (near Doncaster)

Standard 10, Jimmy Ray, winner of 1955 R. A. C. Rally. Creator: Unknown
Standard 10, Jimmy Ray, winner of 1955 R.A.C. Rally

CM6 4337 Peter Clements, Standard Ten
Peter Clements, Standard Ten, LWV 429, Sopwith Cup, Goodwood 73rd MM March 2015, 73rd, 73rd Members Meeting, Chris McEvoy, CJM Photography, classic cars, England, Goodwood

CM6 4226 Peter Clements, Standard Ten
Peter Clements, Standard Ten, LWV 429, Sopwith Cup, Goodwood 73rd MM March 2015, 73rd, 73rd Members Meeting, Chris McEvoy, CJM Photography, classic cars, England, Goodwood

CJ5 5523 Rauno Aaltonen, Lloyd McNeill, Standard Ten, 241 EBH
Rauno Aaltonen, Lloyd McNeill, Standard Ten, 241 EBH, St Marys Trophy, Goodwood Revival 2014, 2014, Autosport, Goodwood Revival, Goodwood Revival 2014, Goodwood Revival 2014 Friday, motor racing

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"Classic Beauties: The Standard Ten Takes Center Stage at Car Owners Club Events" Step back in time to the year 1938, where the iconic Standard Flying Ten and Standard Ten stole the show at the prestigious Standard Car Owners Club Gymkhana on May 8th. These stunning vehicles, with their sleek designs and powerful engines, left spectators in awe as they showcased their speed and agility. Renowned artist Bill Brunell captured the essence of these remarkable cars in his masterpieces. His paintings depicted a 1934 Standard Avon Ten coupe gracefully maneuvering through challenging terrains during a thrilling club trial. The attention to detail in each brushstroke brought these vintage automobiles to life, showcasing their timeless elegance. The Southern Counties Trial held by the Standard Car Owners Club in 1938 was another event where enthusiasts gathered to witness automotive excellence. Amongst the participants were both a Standard Twelve and a standard Ten saloon, showcasing their durability and performance on rugged roads. Fast forward to Chestnut Grove in Conisborough, South Yorkshire in 1964 - an idyllic setting that witnessed yet another masterpiece from artist Michael Walters. His painting portrayed a captivating scene featuring a magnificent 1934 Standard Ten participating once again in one of the club's trials. This artwork encapsulated not only the beauty of this classic car but also its enduring spirit. One cannot overlook Jimmy Ray's triumph at the renowned R. A. C Rally of 1955 behind-the-wheel of his trusty Standard 10. Although its creator remains unknown, this vehicle proved itself as a true champion on those demanding rally stages. Peter Clements' CM6-4337 was yet another shining example of what made these cars so beloved among collectors and enthusiasts alike. With its distinct charm and undeniable charisma, this particular model stood out amongst its peers. The legacy of these exceptional vehicles lives on through photographs, paintings, and memories shared by passionate individuals who appreciate their timeless allure.