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The Standard Vanguard Phase 1A, this was a slightly remodelled version of the Phase I with a simpler grille

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File change date and time 19:57, 24 September 2006
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Image title Although the Vanguard still had a separate chassis the mechanical specification thoroughly modern and included all-synchromesh gears, front coil suspension and hydraulic brakes. Beneath the Vanguards bonnet sat an all new four cylinder engine of 2088cc complete with overhead valves. The Vanguard was an instant success and sold well at home and abroad in the all important export markets. Production of the initial Phase I Vanguard ceased in 1952 after 184,799 units had been sold.
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Author Simon GP Geoghegan
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