ABOVE: This red 1905 Rambler Type One Surrey had a 90-inch
wheelbase, an 18hp, two-cylinder engine and a $1,200 sales price.
The little touring buggy was made in Kenosha, WI, by Rambler, the
forerunner of Nash and American Motors.
LEFT: One of the oldest cars in the museum — or in the world
for that matter — is this 1903 Curved Dash Oldsmobile. It’s one
of 3,924 Curved Dash models built that year, the third year of
production for the Curved Dash Model R.
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