Faeton (nadwozie)
Studebaker phaeton z 1930
Faeton (phaeton) – typ nadwozia z otwartym dachem z dwoma siedzeniami. Na początku XX wieku termin stosowany zamiast baquet. W latach 30. XX wieku był synonimem amerykańskich nazw convertible sedan i convertible phaéton. Dla pojazdów z czterema siedzeniami stosowano określenie double phaeton.
Od późniejszych rozpowszechnionych nadwozi typu kabriolet, faeton różnił się tylko lekką ochroną pasażerów przed wpływami atmosfery, bez bocznych okien; czasem, zwłaszcza w starszych konstrukcjach, z minimalnymi tylko ściankami bocznymi i bez przedniej szyby.
Termin wywodzi się od Faetona, syna boga Heliosa w mitologii greckiej.
Bibliografia
- faeton, [w:] Encyklopedia PWN [online] [dostęp 2012-09-24].
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Studebaker Phaeton.jpg
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This picture depicts a 1930 Studebaker President series "FE" 7 passenger Tourer. It is an "L1" Model which designated it as having come from the factory with Wood spoke wheels and a rear mounted spare. Studebaker made approximately 60 President Tourers for each year , 1929 and 1930. It is unknown how many of the "L1" models (Wood Spoke Wheels) and how many of the "L2" models (Dual sidemount Wire Wheel) were produced out of those 60 made. For the 1929 Production year, of the 60 President "FE" Tourers built only 3 remain in the United States, Car #19 and #35 (L1 Models) and car #57, the only known 1929 "L2" model. Car #21, which is an "L1" model was sold on Ebay in 2009 and was shipped to the Ukraine. These are the only 1929 "FE" Tourers known to exist. There apparently five to six 1930 Tourers like the one depicted in this picture still in existence.
Autor: Autor nie został podany w rozpoznawalny automatycznie sposób. Założono, że to Lglswe (w oparciu o szablon praw autorskich)., Licencja: CC-BY-SA-3.0
This picture depicts a 1930 Studebaker President series "FE" 7 passenger Tourer. It is an "L1" Model which designated it as having come from the factory with Wood spoke wheels and a rear mounted spare. Studebaker made approximately 60 President Tourers for each year , 1929 and 1930. It is unknown how many of the "L1" models (Wood Spoke Wheels) and how many of the "L2" models (Dual sidemount Wire Wheel) were produced out of those 60 made. For the 1929 Production year, of the 60 President "FE" Tourers built only 3 remain in the United States, Car #19 and #35 (L1 Models) and car #57, the only known 1929 "L2" model. Car #21, which is an "L1" model was sold on Ebay in 2009 and was shipped to the Ukraine. These are the only 1929 "FE" Tourers known to exist. There apparently five to six 1930 Tourers like the one depicted in this picture still in existence.