bridges0812 18 Posted January 4 Trying to see if anyone can help identify the attached Type 48 ID Tag. 18366 identifies it as a '23 per the Locomobile Society records. I'm wondering if "NK" refers to a particular body builder before the company was sold to Durant in '23. Any insights would be greatly appreciated. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alsfarms 65 Posted January 4 hmmmm, My thought and thinking is the term "NK" would be used to designate a "body type" not a "body builder". Hopefully the owner of a later series Locomobile 48 will confirm. What body type is the car that belongs to the tag in question? Al Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
loco-27 2 Posted January 22 (edited) The "NK" typically is the body builder. I know in march of 1925 McFarlan was contracted to build 1,000 bodies for locomobile in the Connersville plant. In 1922-23 locomobiles primarily used Bridgeport body company headed by lebaron. Edited January 22 by loco-27 (see edit history) 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
alsfarms 65 Posted January 22 Its nice to learn something new about later Locomobiles. Thanks for the information. Here is another question. Was these McFarlan built bodies for the large series Locomobile or for the new Durant design cars? Al Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
loco-27 2 Posted February 4 McFarlan bodies were for the model 48. Have to look and see If they were the new style model 48 or the old style. The car # would normally prevail in this matter. This was the year locomobiles changed production series. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
