[AT] Test, now antique shows

[Steve W.]

Herb Metz wrote:
> Mattias,
> Appreciated your selection of antiques.  The attractive Farmall with 
> adjustable wide front appears to be an M model, but the circled letter on 
> front sheet metal indicates an EM model.  Do you know why?
> I am of opinion that 1949 or 1950 Chevy station wagon with that nearly all 
> glass rear end was not standard styling; this appears to be the Nomad 
> version?    Also, what version had that big splash of chrome down the side?
> I like the idea of including tractors and cars/trucks in the same antique 
> show; a few of the smaller shows in southeast USA do that.  Don’t know about 
> other regions.
> Herb
> 


The EM is a British built Farmall BM but was tagged as an EM for Sweden 
only. That was to prevent confusion since there was  a company named 
Bollinder Munktel already making BM badged tractors.
(British built Farmalls were tagged with B in front of the "common" 
model id. so you could have a BH or BM or B450 or whatever. Some were 
identical to the US version while others were slightly different)


1949 Chevy Nomad Wagon.

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Steve W.