We were told that this is the most difficult 'car' to drive in the entire collection. The steering is almost impossible to manuever. Good thing it can't go very fast!
1906 Success
Model: A
Body Style: Auto Buggy
Chassis & Body by: Success Auto-Buggy Manufacturing Company of St. Louis, Missouri
Engine: 17.8 cid air cooled single cylinder 2 hp
This primitive chain-drive high-wheeler sold for $250 new.
4 comments:
That is a beauty. I bet the steering was a bear. Look where the steering wheel is in comparison to the front tires. But people with great and doable imaginations have moved us forward. MB
$250.00. I'll offer $100.00 used. Think they will take the offer?
Cant you just picture some guy driving that down a dirt road, tipping his hat as he passed the ladies, with a grin from ear to ear?
How interesting that a car named 'Success' was so hard to steer! Maybe that contributed to its LACK of Success!
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