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Car Forum / Antique and Collectibles / Studebaker / October 2004for quebec and around
l m mario from quebec and i seach studebaker owner in quebec and around send me your e-mail and pictur or your car. at : mariobri@videotron.ca and i have buick 1947 super eight sedan 4 doors for sale or trde it for studebaker 1948-1958 see this site for pictur : http://buick1947.4t.com/ tanks Man that is a beautiful Buick, but it looks like a '48 to me. Anyone know? My folks had a '48 like that when I was a tot. I remember the upholstered grab rope on the back of the front seat for the safety of the back seat passengers. > l m mario from quebec and i seach studebaker owner in quebec and around > send me your e-mail and pictur or your car. [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > tanks Some nations use year of manufacture. It sure makes things confusing. Karl > Man that is a beautiful Buick, but it looks like a '48 to me. Anyone know? > My folks had a '48 like that when I was a tot. I remember the upholstered [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > > > tanks excuse my karl,l dont understand what you say....... > Some nations use year of manufacture. > It sure makes things confusing. [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] >> > >> > tanks Mario, It is 2004 now, but you can buy "2005 model" vehicles from dealers very soon. The same thing happened in 1947 - the "1948 model" vehicles were made and sold in late '47, as well as most of 1948. In the USA, the manufacturer designates the year and model of the vehicle. So the model referred to as a 1948 Buick started production and sales in 1947, and was issued a title as a 1948, even though it was built in '47. I THINK that is what Karl was talking about Mark (I almost confused ME) Dunning > excuse my karl,l dont understand what you say....... > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > >> > > >> > tanks its areal 1947 dave , and only 55,000/mille in mint condition > Man that is a beautiful Buick, but it looks like a '48 to me. Anyone know? > My folks had a '48 like that when I was a tot. I remember the upholstered [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] >> >> tanks |
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