Saturday nite trivia

Here's another one
1. What was introduced in 1937 that would remain until 1952 on Ford automobiles?

Two-piece windshield

Four-wheel brakes

Electric starter

Fender Skirts


2. What 1929 automobile was dubbed "the1 1/4" inch bulge that killed a car"?

Buick

Model A

Model T

Packard


3. What year were demountable tires introduced?

1900

1915

1929

1934


4. How many taillights did the Stingray have in the song "Dead's Man Curve"?

2

4

6

8


5. Which type of plating was used on radiators and lamps in 1921?

Nickel-plating

Brass-plating

Chrome-plating


6. Who introduced laminated safety glass in 1926?

Ford

Packard

Rickenbacker

Duesenberg


7. What was Buick's first car, the Model-A or Model-B?

Model-A

Model-B


8. Where was the first National Automobile show held in 1900?

Chicago

San Francisco

New York

Denver


9. What automobile did the Red Cross choose for its ambulances in 1915?

Ford

Buick

Mack

White

Number four is "...my six tail lights".

(I feel like I am on "Don't Forget The Lyrics.) :-)~

wouldnt it of been 4 taillights and 2 reverse lights?

Quote:

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Originally Posted by gassersrule_196

wouldnt it of been 4 taillights and 2 reverse lights?

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An easy "customization" was to put tail light lenses on the backup light and jumper the wires together to give a 3x3 bank - same on a '60 Chevy, and mine was already done when I got it used & abused.

For those who might wonder what we are talking about, the Corvettes from '61 to '67 had 4 lights total. A common customizing trick was to cut two more holes inboard of the original four, and add two more lamps. Converting the middle ones, which would have had white lenses, gives this look:

Hence ".....all that Jag could see was my six tailights."

These are a little tougher than some of the others
#1 is two piece windshield
#4 is 6 like has been discussed.
#5 is nickel plating I think.

Mick

You all got 4, Lurker Mick was right for 1, 4, and 5, 2 Buick, 31915, 6 Rickenbacker, 7 model B, 8 New York and 9 Buick