On Tue, 4 Apr 2000, Tom Beaver wrote:
> I have a 1959 10 Estate Wagon(Andy, did I get that right?) at home.
Sure did. The "wagons" were generally known as the Standard "Companion"
elsewhere.
> Its
> not really like a Herald, except for the early endine(948) and tranny. 4
> doors and a swing open rear tailgate and a fold down rear seat.
Right. It is notable that the engine, gearbox and center or differential
section of the rear axle survived largely intact in the transition from
unibody Standard/Triumph 10 to the separate-frame (and separate just about
everything else) Herald.
--Andy
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p.s. I also have an Estate Wagon, 1960 model.
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