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I was reading my GM's Motorama book at lunch today and someone asked me what was the first car GM ever made.
I had no idea but with a few google/wikipedia searches: In 1908 GM was founded as a holding company for Buick. Buicks first car was the 1904 Model B and it went through to the 1909 Model F. so GM’s first car was probably the 1909 Model F
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its a cool looking car, i enjoy looking at the old cars and seeing how they design the car and all the weird options. also this one and im sure most of the cars for that era have gasoline head lights.
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I had one of those once...no I didn't.
Chain drive, I wonder how long they would last.
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Chain driven was what did back then, a lot of trucks were that way all the way up to the 40s I think.
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