Cartercar - 1907 Models |
Model “A” fixed Tonneau
One of the first two body styles of the Motorcar Company, the Model “A” survived through multiple “seasons” (model years).
Price $1,350
Weight 1600 lbs
Color Brewster green
1907 Model A
1907
Model C
1907 Model D
1907 Model E - Folding Tonneau Closed and Open
1907 Model F
Chassis Specifications (all models):
Motor 214 ci – 5-1/2 in Bore, 4-1/2 in Stroke 2 cylinder opposed, 20-24 HP
Wheelbase/Track 96 in Wheelbase
Steering Worm and Segment
Tires: 30 x 3-1/2
Springs Semi-elliptic, 2 in wide – Front: 40 in long; Rear: 48 in long
Drive Single chain
Axles Tubular – Rear: live axle, 1-1/4 dia with Hyatt roller bearings and Brown-Lipe differential, end thrust carried by ball bearings; Front: large ball bearings in wheel hubs
Frame 3-1/2 in pressed steel
Brakes Two: Friction transmission reverse and Raymond (band) on rear hub operated by foot lever (“emergency only”)
Gasolene Tank 15 gallons
Standard Equipment 3 oil lamps, tube horn, mats, tire repair kit, dry cell batteries, battery box of pressed steel with tray for small tools on running board. All bodies ironed for tops. Only standard American tires are used.
Extra Equipment Special colors, tops of all styles, gas head lamps, gas tanks or generators, extra tires with covers and holders, speedometers, odometers, clocks, etc.
Guarantee 90 day guarantee
Notes
Differences from 1906:
Bore increased from 5 in to 5-1/2 in
HP rating changed from 20 HP to 20-24 HP
Valve mechanism now has rocker arms
Honeycomb instead of flat tube radiator
Fan blades in flywheel (?)
Wheelbase and front and rear spring lengths all increased by 2 in
Frame increased in depth from 3 in to 3-1/2 in
Battery box/storage moved to running board
“Carter” no longer on running board
Model “B” dropped, Models “D”, “E” and “F” added
Straight speed lever
No longer has separate metal dash
Radiator & hood different with louvers the whole length
Has horn
Different lamps
Has transmission cover
Brake rods different