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This is the worldwide club for all owners and enthusiasts of Standard Cars

"Dedicated to the preservation of Standard Cars 1903-1963"

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The Standard Motor Club

What is the Standard Motor Club

This Dark Green area of the Site tells you all about the Standard Motor Club.

Our Club caters for enthusiasts and owners of products of the Standard Motor Company of Canley, Coventry, England, which were built from 1903 to 1963. As a multinational company, cars were produced and sold in most of the world's markets. A popular misconception is that Triumph took over Standard, this is NOT TRUE. The Standard Motor Company bought the defunct Triumph car company in late 1945 and all postwar Triumph cars were designed and made by the Standard Motor Company in Standard factories. Whilst many are more familiar with Triumph cars, the parent company's products and the Standard marque generally has largely been ignored, except by their owners and this club. One of the club's aims is to change that, highlight the cars' qualities and give them the recognition they deserve.

If you have a car with a Standard badge on it or built on a Standard chassis we welcome you into membership. The Club also  caters for any vehicle made of Standard Parts.

What's in these Club Pages?

  • "Benefits" is an independent review of our services that appeared in the Classic Motoring Press.
  • "Services" is a comprehensive list of services that members receive.
  • If you would like to join the club, click on the "Application Form".
  • Get to know the "Committee" and what they do.
  • Here is a list of "Club Publications".
  • All over the country, you could join one of our "Local Groups".
  • Or one of the "International" Groups or related Clubs
  • There is a range of Standard "Regalia" for you to purchase from the Club Shop.
  • Don't be underinsured, Join the Club's special "Insurance" scheme, arranged with one of the top Classic Car brokers.
  • Here's a list of Club "Contacts"
  • If you need help with retention of a cherished number, or any other matter concerning the "DVLA", this is the place to look.
  • Members can look to a Fellow Owner for advice on restoration and repairs.
  • Archivists keep material in the Club's Archives.
  • There is a list of questions frequently asked of the Club here at "FAQ's".
  • You can read the Club's Rules here

More information about the Club:

  • Club Personalities
  • Our Honorary Members
  • Unfortunately, we have some Obituaries
  • Light hearted competitions
  • Warnings: Stay safe out there

 

 

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