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Topic starter
15/07/2025 5:33 am
'48 Chevrolet, Ford or Plymouth?
Be sure to make your selection.
Of course, please “Reply” to share your comments.
If selection is greater than 2 rank them.
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John Bono
North Jersey
15/07/2025 6:18 am
I went Ford because it looks right. Apparently they're worth a fortune these days too, so I could sell it for something I might rather.
Chevy next.
Retired in Dunedin, Florida.
15/07/2025 6:52 am
48 Ford for me also. Chevy second. 😎👍
Frank Reed
Chesapeake, VA
Tony Perrone and John Bono reacted
15/07/2025 7:01 am
John, you're brilliant sir! For different year models, totally different results.
But for the year involved here, 1948, I literally HAVE to go with the Chevy. Most other years, I am a die-hard Ford fanatic. But for the semi=upscaled year of '48, I cannot look past a couple points. Look at those ponton front fenders. Then, look at the exquisite and DIFFERENT woods. Two different colors/species of wood.
Ford & Plymouth for '48; tied for 2nd place.
John Napoli reacted
15/07/2025 8:04 am
Well myself, never being a fan of Woody Wagons, I just decided to go with a TIE today. I think they all close enough alike to not choose over the other. I never understood why people wanted "Wood" on their cars. I know it was a fad for the times, but it wasn't for me.
George Schire
Oakdale, Minnesota
John Napoli and Brush reacted
15/07/2025 8:19 am
Three beautiful wagons. My pick is the Ford with Chevy and Plymouth tied for second. If any were offered, I would be thrilled to have them in my garage. Nice comparison John.
15/07/2025 8:55 am
Don't care for wood on cars or station wagons.
No interest in the poll today
John Bono and Tony Perrone reacted
15/07/2025 9:00 am
The Ford gets the nod for its leaner looking styling and drive train. The rear of both Chevy and Plymouth look rather bulky in comparison. The very rare Plymouth is second by a nose over Chevrolet
John Bono and Tony Perrone reacted
15/07/2025 9:19 am
Ford, Chevrolet, then Plymouth although I would jump at owning any of these if they were in decent shape. I have seen many decrepit ones over the years with them very rare today.
Topic starter
17/07/2025 5:14 am
I love all 3...going with a tie!
Gents, thanks for your responses!
John Bono
North Jersey
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