Went through wifes grandfathers left overs and located this. Had never heard of it before. Online search says that they built 5 of them in'41. Post card is probably from the '37-'40 period.
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Are there any known to survive?
Yes... Saw one years ago at the Peterson..
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I thought I saw something similar there too now you say thats
Online article that I read said 4 still exist.
They say they were 41s, but built in 40. Debuted at the '40 auto show.
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Bill Harrahs museum had 1 I think. Don't know if they still do, after his death/sell-off.
(Ask a Ford guy sometime if he's heard of the CHRYSLER thunderbolt, lol).
(Ask a Ford guy sometime if he's heard of the CHRYSLER thunderbolt, lol).
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That's the 1st thing I thought of too...
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