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I know the topic has been exhausted but........Did the 1948 station wagon use the same jack as a passenger car and was it stored in one of the compartments under the middle seat?
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The wagon used the same jack as a regular passenger car. I can find no mention as to where the jack and tools were stored.
Gene Schneider
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Thanks Gene, I do have a canvas pouch full of tools in the compartment under the middle seat. I'm guessing that is where the jack is stored but will wait for verification. Mike
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Actually there was no offical place for the jack in the regular passenger cars....until 1949.
Gene Schneider
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