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    When and what was the last car made with a rumble seat?

    Question #31973. Asked by Ford. (Apr 20 03 2:15 AM)


    ajdale

    		I'm pretty sure the last car sold in Britain with a rumble seat was the 1948 Triumph roadster of the type driven by 'Bergerac' in the TV series.

    Apr 20 03, 3:12 PM

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