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1950 Buick Series 40 Special
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Buick: 1940-1950
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1950
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from 1950
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Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight
($1,720-$2,580)
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($1,420-$1,980)
MG TD
($1,855-$1,855)
Mercury Series 0CM
($1,870-$3,412)
Hudson Pacemaker
($1,800-$2,430)
Ford Custom Deluxe
($1,510-$2,105)
Studebaker Commander
($1,870-$2,330)
Nash Rambler
($1,800-$1,800)
Average Auction Sale:
$20,638
Buick: 1940-1950
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1950 Buick Series 40 Special Production Figures
Sedan 58,700
Sedan 1,141
sedanette 42,935
Coupe 2,500
Sedan 14,335
Sedan 141,396
sedanette 76,902
588,439 total vehicles produced by Buick in 1950
The 1950 Buick Series 40 Special accounted for 57.4% of Buick's 588,439 production.
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