'47 Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth?
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John Bono
North Jersey
Plymouth for me. It looks best.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
They are solid, good-looking automobiles, with still pre-war common design elements. But all the manufacturers were working on their new-look vehicles and they would soon be around ... although Studebaker was "First by far with a post-war car !"
Sorry, i voted no interest.
Steve
I’ll go with Plymouth today. I think my dad told me it was his first car. He called it the “blue goose” and if his car was like the one in the picture I see why he was fond of it. I do like them all though. There is something about this similar design that attracts me.
Voted tie. They all look the same. No real distinction.
Based on style alone the Plymouth wins.
Ford, Plymouth, Chevrolet but at this point all are interesting post war relics. What I notice most when driving one is the smell of 3/4 century cloth. All are fun to drive.
I like all 3 but the Chevy to me has the best overall look and stance.
David Vandermeer
Corinth, Texas
Ford, Chevy, Plymouth. It amazes me how similar they are to each other.
John Kuvakas
Warrenton, VA
I voted a tie. The Ford and Plymouth I've seen at car shows and found them attractive. Growing up, We had a neighbor who had a Chevy. He would give us rides to school when it was raining or snowing.
Ford, Plymouth, Chevrolet. The V-8 seals the deal.
@jack-dodds This is one case where I prefer the Tudor Sedan to the coupe but I’m going with the Ford with the Stovebolt a close second. There’s no way this one is leaving my shelf!



