<VV> nomenclature

[n5hsr]

So did the pre-55 Chevrolets.    My dad at one time owned a 52 coupe (small 
back window).  In that era there was also the larger back window (regular 2 
door sedan.)    Both had solid B pillars.  If you don't believe me, just 
check the 1950-1954 Chevy listings on Ebaymotors sometime.

Yes, I know, someone's going to not like me mentioning Ebaymotors.   I look 
up cars on it every once in a while just so I can have a good laugh.

Charles Fregeau

----- Original Message ----- 
From: <ScottyGrover at aol.com>
To: <virtualvairs at corvair.org>
Sent: Monday, December 07, 2009 14:39
Subject: <VV> nomenclature


> Someone (either today or yesterday) stated that it has been many years
> since an American manufacturer produced both a coupe and a 2-door sedan. I 
> beg
> to differ; both the 1949 Ford and the 1951 Kaiser came both in 2-door 
> sedan
> and  coupe models.
>
> Also, as to the B-pillar or lack of same being the difference between a
> sedan and a hardtop, consider the 1951 Frazer; it had a B-pillar which 
> looked
> like a piece of window glass with a chromed frame on all 4 sides; it also
> folded  down.  This was used on both the 4-door "hardtop" and the 4-door
> "convertible" models.
>
>
> Scotty from Hollyweird
>
>
>
>
> .
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