A few weeks ago, we highlighted some of
the challenges with identifying western vehicle types. (See October 9, 2013 blog) In that post, we profiled an Arizona
buckboard built by Studebaker. In doing
some further research, we’ve uncovered a number of additional buckboard
styles. So many, that the perception of
a ‘simple’ buckboard could easily become a misnomer.
Understanding that western buckboards
came in a variety of styles, below is another image showcasing one of these
vehicles. Can you provide the proper
name for this specific buckboard? We’ll
give you a hint by relaying that this, as with our October 9th blog, was also
built by Studebaker. Looking forward to
hearing from you and, as with the last post, we’ll be happy to credit all
correct answers.
Good luck!
Good luck!
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