Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1959
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Specifications Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1959 blueprint
The Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1959 model made its debut in the mid-1950s with a plethora of features that would set the standard for sedan cars of its time. From the outside, it featured a classic three-box design, with a long hood and a short tail that gave it an overall streamlined look, symbolizing an era of classic elegance. Its body is constructed from lightweight steel panels that ensures it has a solid feel and promotes the safety of its occupants. The car proudly boasts an Art Deco inspired grille, a signature styling trait that became a distinguishing feature for the model. Under the hood is a hearty 3.2-liter inline six-cylinder engine capable of producing 103 horsepowers at 4000 rpm. The transmission is a four-speed manual, giving the driver a variety of options when it comes to controlling the cars speed and power. Additionally, the car is fitted with a power-assisted drum brake system, providing superior stopping power. The interior of the Humber Super Snipe Sedan 1959 is spacious and comfortable, with wood veneer finishes, a leather steering wheel, adjustable dashboard-mounted controls, plush upholstery with piping, and brown carpets. The car has plenty of creature comforts, such as electric windows, a radio, and an adjustable rear-view mirror. Furthermore, the car is extremely reliable and is able to travel long distances with ease, making it an undeniable classic for luxury car enthusiasts.
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