Here are a few hints. It was built in 1904 in New York and is one of only two left. It has an upright, two-cylinder T-head engine putting out 15 horsepower, and a column shift-enclosed transmission. Yep, that is a wooden plank used for the suspension.
The first person to correctly identify this car (in the comment section below) will receive a free museum day pass and ball cap. Good luck!
Willy Vinton
niagra
ReplyDeleteRambler?
ReplyDeleteNope, not a Rambler. Niagra is a good guess, but it carried a single-cylinder engine.
ReplyDeleteIsn't it a Pierce-Arrow?
ReplyDeleteno it is not a Pierce Arrow, another hint, look at the odd suspension system. this is a good one that is a fun one to research.
ReplyDeleteFord Model B
ReplyDeleteUpton
ReplyDeletei have another one.
ReplyDeleteMaxwell built in Terry town
Franklin
ReplyDeleteNope, not a Ford, Upton, Franklin or Maxwell.
ReplyDeleteNext hint: It was made in Utica, New York.
the buckmobile
ReplyDeleteRemington
ReplyDeleteWe have a winner! Buckmobile is the correct answer. Now, to figure out who anonymous is... You can e-mail me at info@fountainheadmuseum.com ~ Nancy
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