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1947 Chevrolet Factory Photo
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1947 Chevrolet Cadet Factory Photo
The Cadet was the first new postwar car that would have been launched in 1947. Earle Steele MacPherson was the the cheif engineer for the Cadet (known as the light car project) starting in 1945. The MacPherson Strut suspension was first designed for this light car from Chevrolet.
You can read all about the Cadet light car project from Chevrolet, right here on AutomotiveTimelines, in the January February issue of Special Interest Automobiles.
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Special Interest Autos
This issue has an article about the first GM light car with a projected launch date of 1947, the Chevrolet Cadet.
Contents
- 1934 Auburn
- 1956 De Soto Pacesetter
- 1968 King Midget
- Chevy's Postwar Light Car - 1947 Chevrolet Cadet
- 1938 Buick Semi-Automatic
- Body by Murray
- The Only Way to Go Hearses
- All The Vintage Ads And Much More...
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
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1947 Sales Network
In 1947, Chevrolet was building a network of wholesale selling offices.
