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Hi every body! My name is Benny from norway and i on an old chevy. I need some foto on a car like this. I dont now if ther is missing somthing inside even on the outside maybe anywone can help me with my problem. Tips where i can by spareparts more then her. I hope i have make my self understod best regards Benny.
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Hi Benny, Welcome to the Chevy Chat II. We are glad you chose to join us. This is the best place to obtain information to maintain and restore your car. You list your car as a Superior V 1927. That doesn't check out. Perhaps you could post some numbers here so we could help you identify your car. Look on the head and you will find two groups of numbers. Copy both sets of numbers and post them here. Check on the floor in front of the passenger seat at about where a passengers right heal would be located for a data plate. Tell us all that it says. Also look on the cowl and you should find a data plate there also. Copy the information from that plate also. When you have provided this information we can answer your questions.  
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There is a VCCA region in Norway. Solan is one of the members. He may be of more help as he is a long time VCCA member and would know of other '27 Chevys that might be in Norway.
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Forgive me for saying so but it could be a 1927 Selling Season Series V or a 1926 V that was registered in 1927. Overseas plants often lagged behind North America with their models as they assembled kits of parts. As has been suggested, put the numbers on here and we can identify the year etc. I hope.
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Thanks! Here is the identification a found. Model:V,Car Number XB 8452.That whas what a found maybe it could give me some answers about my car? Best regards Benny.
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As I suspected, a General Motors International -assembled Superior Series V, plant code XB [sequential number 8452]. Production figures here on my page: http://clubs.hemmings.com/clubsites/chevytalk/GMhistory/copenhagen1.htmlI should add that it was assembled in Copenhagen Plant from a kit of parts from Chevrolet's Boxing Plant in Bloomfield, New Jersey.
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Okey so far so god! But i whould be werry happy if some one could show me some picture what a car in this year schould look from the inside, engien rom,outside. Just so i can figuring out what my car is missing.And how and wher to buy spareparts. Is my gues right is`t a 1927 years model?Many tanks Benny.
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Benny,
Do this:
Go to the top of this page. Just below the large blue box and to the left side it says "VCCA Homepage -Forums"
Click on Homepage
When the Homepage is shown, Point at "PHOTOS" and a drop down menu will appear.
On the Drop Down Menu, Click on "100 Years of Photos"
When next page appears, select "1911-1935" from the menu.
Look at the photos shown and tell us what you think you have for a vehicle. If you don't find a vehicle you think is like your vehicle, go back to the Homepage, point to Photos and on the drop down menu select another area and view some of the other photos. Tell us which photo is like your vehicle.
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