Team-BHP - Official Guess the car Thread (Please see rules on first page!)

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Originally Posted by rocksterraghu (Post 613036)

ID 384:

looks like a buick.....

ID 384 : 1940's chrysler windsor.

ID 384 is a 46 onwards Chrysler business coupe, available in Windsor, New Yorker and Town & Country guises

ohh how can i be sooo stupid...a similar car(4 door sedan) was in our fccci mumbai rally

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Originally Posted by karlosdeville (Post 613642)

ID 384 is a 46 onwards Chrysler business coupe, available in Windsor, New Yorker and Town & Country guises

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Originally Posted by CYRUS43 (Post 613664)

ohh how can i be sooo stupid...a similar car(4 door sedan) was in our fccci mumbai rally

I have seen one at the VCCCI rally doing wheel spins and all :). And guess what on Wikipedia, the picture showing the Windsor is also the one Khanak or someone had posted of a LHD Windsor at VCCCI rally?

Chrysler Windsor - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Originally Posted by moralfibre (Post 613671)

Yup, its the same, he has credit as well.

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Originally Posted by ram (Post 588012)

Have you seen any in old Hindi movies? If I do, I will mention it.
Ram

Was watching Zanjeer yesterday, the movie that coined the term 'angry young man'. In a song sequence an early light brown Consul is prominently featured in many scenes, amongst other cars comonly seen in the era.

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Originally Posted by karlosdeville (Post 613642)

ID 384 is a 46 onwards Chrysler business coupe, available in Windsor, New Yorker and Town & Country guises

Correction, thats a 41/2 model identified by the front fenders.

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Originally Posted by karlosdeville (Post 613718)

Correction, thats a 41/2 model identified by the front fenders.

ID:384 is a 1941 Chrysler Royal two-passenger business coupe.

Business coupes were for merchants peddling their wares or carrying samples. The design mandate was for a cavernous trunk and seating for driver and an assistant. So in today's terms, a pickup truck crossover with bedliner and hinged bedcap if you will.

Awesome! That is indeed the 1941 Buick Back. :)

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Originally Posted by rocksterraghu (Post 614172)

Awesome! That is indeed the 1941 Buick Back. :)

rockster you mean chrysler not buick

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