STANDARD FLYING 12

1939 Standard Flying 12 in Black with Green interior.
The Flying 12 was introduced at the Motor Show in October 1935 with a 1609cc (12hp) four-cylinder side-valve engine producing 44bhp and driving through a 4-speed box. The car was sophisticated, quiet and well-mannered. Manufactured in 1939, this Flying 12 was first registered in the UK on the 24th of March 1939. Fitted with the 1609cc four-cylinder side-value engine mated to a four-speed manual transmission and is finished in the complementary colour scheme of Black with Green interior trim. Having been with it’s previous owner since 2017. Having a cameo appearance in the 2002 film ‘A is for Acid’. The Flying 12 is accompanied by a history file that comprises previous logbooks, collection of past MOTs and tax discs and V5C document. Upon test drive this Standard drove lovely with a good strong engine and smooth gearbox. This Standard is a great entry into the classic car world and would look fantastic is any collection. A good usable classic that is ready to be enjoyed in new hands. Absolutely any inspection is welcome. Viewing is highly recommended and we know you won't be disappointed. All major debit cards accepted. Please contact us for any further information. UK mainland delivery included. Follow us on Facebook and Instagram @morseclassics