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1910s 1920s

Chevrolet Series FB 

Chevrolet Series FB car history

Production period:

1919 to 1922

Body versions :

Touring car , roadster ,sedan , coupe

Engines:

Gasoline engine : 3.7 liters (27 kW)

Wheelbase:

2794 mm

Curb weight:

1196-1336 kg

 

In the model year 1919, the series FA was renamed FB series. Initially, 1514 pieces of the 2-door FA sedans under the name FB -40 were further developed. The other vehicles of the FB series had a chassis with 2794 mm wheelbase. These were a 2-seater roadster with 2 doors ( model FB-20 ), a 3-seater coupe with 2 doors ( model FB-30 ), a 4-seater sedan with 4 doors ( model FB-40 ) and a 5- seated tourer with 4 doors ( model FB-50 ) shown above. Engine, drive and brakes remained the same. The selling prices were between 1110, - and 1685, - US $.

In 1920, the styling was revised. Like the lower-priced models of the 490 series , the FB received sweeping lines around the bulkhead. With these changes, the models were manufactured until 1922. Last year prices fell to 865, - to 1395, - US $.

A total of 74,140 FB series vehicles were built in four years. 1923 accounted for the series without replacement.

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  • COLOR - Body, dark green; running gear, black
    SEATING CAPACITY - Five
    POSITION OF DRIVER - Left side
    WHEELBASE - 110 inches
    GAUGE - 56 inches
    WHEELS - Wood
    FRONT TIRES - 33 x 4 inches
    REAR TIRES - 33 x 4 inches
    SERVICE BRAKE - Contracting on rear wheels
    EMERGENCY BRAKE - Expanding on rear wheels
    CYLINDERS - Four
    ARRANGED - Vertically
    CAST - En bloc
    HORSEPOWER (N.A.C.C.) - 21.75
    BORE AND STROKE - 3 1/1 1/6 x 5 1/4
    LUBRICATION - Splash with circulating pump
    RADIATOR - Cellular
    COOLING - Water pump
    IGNITION - High tension magneto and storage battery
    STARTING SYSTEM - Two unit
    STARTER OPERATED - Gear to fly wheel
    LIGHTING SYSTEM - Electric
    VOLTAGES - Six to eight
    WIRING SYSTEM - Single
    GASOLINE SYSTEM - Vacuum
    CLUTCH - Cone
    TRANSMISSION - Selective sliding
    GEAR CHANGES - Three forward, one reverse
    DRIVE - Spiral bevel
    REAR AXLE - floating
    STEERING GEAR - Spur and gear

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