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The Company made quality, affordable cars from 1909 until 1940. This one sold new for $1,175, or $18,500 today.

Velie made very nice cars in Moline, Illinois for 10 years. This one is all flat panels and angular lines.

This was a go-cart made in 1917. It is powered by a single-cylinder tractioIt was a go-cart made in 1917.

Sears sold cars for only four years. All agree this was a well built little car. There were no truck

Nearly all the motor buggies at this time had either a one or two-cylinder air cooled engine mounted under the

The REO was the forerunner to the later REO Speedwagon.

LaSalle was named after the French explorer who mapped the Mississippi River in 1682. The creation of the LaSalle car

Akin to a Cinderella carriage, the 1915 Milburn is remarkable in its elegance and graceful lines. The craftsmanship gives the

The Brush Motor Car Company produced cars from 1907 until 1913. All throughout production, the Brush sales campaign touted the