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Lets real-in the vintage to pre WW2 cars. This reduces the People's Wagon to only 3 years of production in Germany. So, what is the most numerous pre-1941 antique car to survive to this day?
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Model A or T, for sure. Although, when you count the Chevy National, International,... in the years '28-'31 as one Model, then there were more Chevys than Model As...
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Model T's and A's wouldn't even register on the survival chart. |
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