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The Standard was built in Butler, PA from 1914 to 1923 by the Standard Steel Car Company of Pittsburgh, a well-established builder of railroad cars. Recorded as the company's best year, 1917 saw production of about 2,500 vehicles.
Touring cars were eventually replaced wîth closed-sedan automobiles designed to protect passengers from the elements, marking a significant turning point in both automobile design and its history.Source - Frick Car Museum
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