Solved - NEH 550: Jim Webb's Savage - 1956

Started by Carnut, July 30, 2010, 06:21:54 AM

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richard cuyler

That's a 1956 Chrysler 300 windscreen, so Chrysler of that era  underneath?  :o

Carnut

Yes, the car quite reminds me of the Chrysler Falcon, but then I thought 'surely not'?!
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galrot

Not a Spohn creation. The windshield is a not from a Chrysler car, but belongs to one of the brands of the Chrysler corporation. The windshield is not related to the base (which was a Chevrolet, see earlier reply).

kwgibbs

savage ,styled by jim webb?

Carnut

Quote from: kwgibbs on June 06, 2016, 11:08:03 PM
savage ,styled by jim webb?

I knew I knew the car but I just couldn't put my finger on the name...

But as soon as you mentioned it I knew you were right; here's why:

http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/2010-38/solved-neh-550-jim-webb's-savage-1956/msg113901/#msg113901
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kwgibbs

it was 1958 savage sport/custom car by jim webb?

galrot

A point to kwgibbs. It's the Savage by Jim Webb. Although I see that the other puzzles have it as a 1956, my sources says it was a 1958, just like kwgibbs identified it as.

And I have to say I'm quite surprised by this being a repost. I tried searching for "jim web" and "savage" when I posted it, without finding anything. Is there something I have misunderstood about the search function on this forum?

Carnut

Quote from: galrot on June 07, 2016, 09:21:08 AM
A point to kwgibbs. It's the Savage by Jim Webb. Although I see that the other puzzles have it as a 1956, my sources says it was a 1958, just like kwgibbs identified it as.

And I have to say I'm quite surprised by this being a repost. I tried searching for "jim web" and "savage" when I posted it, without finding anything. Is there something I have misunderstood about the search function on this forum?

I believe the 1956 is incorrect and it is from 1958.
It depends how  you searched; if you put in "Jim Webb Savage" you'll get nothing as the heading read "Jim Webb's Savage"..  The apostrophe is everything!

Even if you put in "Jim Webb" you'll get nothing so only be putting in just "Savage" would you get a hit.  You'll get used to it!
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