Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1948
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Specifications Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1948 blueprint
The Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1948 was a luxury vehicle designed to transport a family in style and comfort. This four-door sedan had a smooth, sleek design that exuded elegance from every angle. The exterior boasted long, curved lines punctuated by chrome accents along the fenders and headlight housings. The car was 13 feet long and 5 feet 9 inches wide and had a 97-inch wheelbase that offered a secure and steady ride. The engine was a 3137 cc six-cylinder unit that operated with a four-speed manual transmission, and it produced 75 brake horsepower. The engine had a top speed of 79 miles per hour and could travel from zero to sixty miles per hour in 17.4 seconds. The suspension was made up of semi-elliptic springs, hydraulic shock absorbers in the front, and a live rear axle. The four-wheel hydraulic brakes provided ample stopping power. Inside, the car featured comfortable seating for five and a luxury interior that included an adjustable steering column and chrome-trimmed instruments and switchgear. The front seats were adjustable and had a fold-down center armrest. The rear had a stationary, slightly reclining seatback for added support. The passenger compartment was well-appointed with elegant upholstery, wood trim, and plush carpet. The Humber Super Snipe offered superior levels of craftsmanship and durability with its body-on-frame construction and high-grade materials.
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