Triumph & Standard Cars 1945 to 1984: A Pictorial History

Like book, would have given 5* had it been slightly larger to hold. Worth having in collection.

My earliest memories are of my Dad's pre-war Standard 12 which came out of storage shortly after the war. This is the post-war story of a sad decline and fall, interspersed by some interludes of innovation and brilliance, especially for Triumph. My own Dolomite Sprint was the most exciting car of my 20s and also the most frustrating. This book tells the story, with good photos, warts, joys, heartache and all.

Very good but print rather small.

Oh my, yet another Veloce book well researched and well authored but badly produced. The mail problem is a stiff, cheap binding. The book feels as though it will break when you open it. And, what is worse, is that the book literally has to be forced open with two hands to read it. The layout is also amateurish. It is a shame that Veloce find good authors and then produce in such low quality. I suggest looking at a physical copy before you buy.

A pictorial history of Triumph [ and Standard ] Cars.

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This is the third book in the pictorial series that I have purchased. As with all the other books in the series the quality of printing and photography is excellent. Well worth buying if you want a general overview of post war Triumph and Standard cars.

Excellent quality with great photography at a great price.