Swallow Standard Swallow Big Nine
Production: 1929 - 1933
Production Type: Mass Production
Produced: 53
Standard Swallow Big Nine is the second model in a chain of cars built on the basis of components from Standard Motor Company.
About Swallow Standard Swallow Big Nine
The model appeared as a result of the end of production in 1930 of the Standard Nine chassis, on the basis of which the Standard Swallow Nine was built.
The Swallow Nine was produced until 1933, during this time, approximately 53 cars were built. Unfortunately, there is no exact price data could be found, but it may have cost the same as the Standard Swallow Nine.
Swallow Standard Swallow Big Nine Overview
The car, in the first place, had a more powerful engine, however, the body has undergone some changes. Since 1931, it was possible to install double bumpers, and, perhaps, it was from this year that air intake pipes began to be installed on the post-bonnet space.
Swallow Standard Swallow Big Nine Technical Specification
Engine: S4 SV - 1287 cc (1.3 liters), 4 cylinders, 25 hp (18.4 kW, 3200 rpm), Cylinder diameter and piston stroke: 63.5 × 102 mm.
Drive: Screw - ball nut.
Maximum speed: 70-75 km/h.
Transmission: Three-speed mechanics.
Suspension: Semi-elliptical transverse leaf spring.
Shock absorbers: Mechanical.
Curb weight: About 750 kg.
Wheelbase: 2515 mm.
Track width: 1143 mm.
Driving wheels: Rear.
Length: ~3500 mm.
Height: ~1350 mm.
Width: ~1350 mm.
Wheels: Dunlop (spoke).
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