1930 Durant Model 610

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Introduced in 1930, the 112 inch wheelbase, model 610 featured a 50 horsepower four-cylinder engine, A.C. oil filter and the "Pullman attachment". The "Pullman attachment" converts the interior of the car into a reclining couch.

Period factory illustration of the 1930 Durant 610 Standard Sedan
Standard Sedan

Special features

  • Four cylinder engine
  • Same body as the 1930 six-cylinder 612.
  • Equipped with the "Pullman attachment" (a fully reclining front seat)

Body styles and prices

  • Coupe
  • Standard Sedan

Serial number range

  • Unknown

The serial number prefix shows the factory. See Durant Serial Numbers for every year and plant.

Specifications

ItemSpecification
EngineFour cylinders, L-head type, detachable head; bore, 3-7/8"; stroke, 4-1/4"; piston displacement, 200 cubic inches; taxable horsepower, 24; brake horsepower, 50 at 2,800 R.P.M; engine mounted in rubber.
CylindersCast en-bloc with upper half of crankcase.
ValvesIntake, 1-53/64"; exhaust, 1-11/16"; valve lift, 1/4".
Crankshaft BearingsFront, 2-1/8" diameter by 1-1/16"; center, 2-1/8" diameter by 2-1/8"; rear, 2-1/8" diameter by 2-1/8".
Camshaft BearingsFront, 2-1/32" diameter by 1-23/64"; center, 2" diameter by 2-1/4"; rear, 1-15/16" diameter by 1-1/8".
Engine LubricationForce feed to main bearings, connecting rod bearings and camshaft bearings. Gear type pump. A.C. oil filter on engine.
Cooling SystemCentrifugal pump; radiator capacity, 12 quarts.
Gasoline SupplyCapacity of tank, 12gallons; A.C. fuel pump.
CarburetorTillotson carburetor, 1"; Tillotson air cleaner.
ClutchSingle-plate, dry-disc. Enclosed in flywheel.
TransmissionSelective sliding-gear type; three speeds forward and one reverse; unit mounted with engine.
Front AxleStandard drop-forged "I" beam section with reverse Elliott type steering mechanism. Tapered roller wheel bearings.
Rear AxleSemi-floating, with spiral ring-gear and pinion. Gear ratio, 4.4 to 1
Steering GearSemi-irreversible, worm-and-gear type. Ball thrust bearings. 17" steering wheel.
BrakesMidland steeldraulic, 4-wheel, 11" diameter, 1-1/2" wide.
Chassis LubricationZerk pressure gun.
SpringsSemi-elliptic; front, 36" by 1-3/4", 7-leaves; rear, 55" by 2", 7 leaves.
Shock AbsorbtionSimplex rebound clips, front and rear.
WheelsWooden artillery wheels
TiresBalloon, 19 x 4.75.
Wheelbase112 inches.
Starting, Lighting, IgnitionElectric Auto-Lite starting and lighting system. 13-plate, 106-ampere-hour U.S.L. storage battery.
Standard EquipmentElectric temperature indiciator and gasoline gauge, speedometer, ammeter, oil gauge, pull controls for spark, throttle and choke. Coincidental ignition and coil lock, foot pedal headlight control, rear view mirror, automatic windshield wiper, front bumper, rear bumperettes, chromium plating on bright finished exterior hardware.

Related pages

Sources: Durant Family Registry, Durant’s Standard, vol. 9 no. 4.