Thread: 1954 buick century
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10-17-2007 11:14 AM #1
I didn't think GM had a V8 until '55. Didn't '54 and earlier cars have straight 8's in them?
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10-17-2007 12:15 PM #2
Originally Posted by Hidebinder
I'll skip the Cad V8s from 1914 on, and the first Chev in 1917.
Talking about ohv V8s, Cad and Olds started 1949, Buick '53, and Chev/Pontiac 1955Your Uncle Bob, Senior Geezer Curmudgeon
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10-18-2007 07:27 AM #3
I didn't think GM had a V8 until '55. Didn't '54 and earlier cars have straight 8's in them?There seems to be a direct correlation between price/stature and the V8's appearance. Obviously, all brands are not equal.Talking about ohv V8s, Cad and Olds started 1949, Buick '53, and Chev/Pontiac 1955
Last edited by mopar34; 10-18-2007 at 07:31 AM.
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10-18-2007 07:35 AM #4
Gottabuild1 wrote:
Did all 1954 century's have the 322?
The Century was new in 1953. There were two models in 53, the Century Auto and the Century Manual, both had the V8.Bob
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