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Stoddard-Dayton Automobile
Specifications
Stoddard-Dayton Automobile
Category
Transportation
Classification
CHENHALL - Distribution & Transportation Objects - Land Transportation T&E - Motor Vehicles - Automobile
Keyword
Object Origin
Stoddard Dayton
1907-1908
Dayton, Ohio, United States of America
Physical Characteristics
Object Description: Three (3)-seat open top automobile. Bright red body and suspension and burgandy interior. Seats are u-shaped with two (2) in the front and one (1) centered behind. Sterring wheel is on the right with the brake on the outer right side. The front window has a portion that can be levered and is framed in wood. Body of car has two headlights as well as a lantern hung in front of the lower portion of the window, on the right side.
Measurements: Object:
Height: 76 in, Length: 13 ft 6 in, Width: 68 in
Credit
Gift of Lenox Lohr, 67.21
Display Status
On Exhibit
Stoddard-Dayton Automobile
About: Stoddard-Dayton Automobile
About: Stoddard-Dayton Automobile
Started in 1904, the Stoddard Dayton Company’s focus was on producing luxury cars that were built for speed. By 1907, the company had built quite a reputation for themselves as one of the premier American luxury car manufacturers. Stoddard Daytons were also doing well in racing events of the period - the Indianapolis races, the Philadelphia Fairmont Park races and the Vanderbilt Cup races in Long Island, New York. Unfortunately, the Stoddard Dayton Company became part of Benjamin Briscoe’s automobile conglomerate in 1912. By 1913 both Briscoe’s automotive empire and Stoddard Dayton had gone out of business.
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