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Partin Manufacturing Company (automobile company)

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The Model 20 came standard with electric lighting and horn, folding top with side curtains and dust boot, speedometer, the (typical for the period) tool kit, jack, and tire patch, all for $ 495 (equivalent to $ 15,057 in 2023). In 1916 a
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was listed as made by the American Manufacturing Company rather than Partin Manufacturing Company. The Pioneer was available only for the 1914 season and was priced at $ 385, equivalent to $ 11,711 in 2023.
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with a 115 in (2921 mm) wheelbase was also available, for $ 975 (equivalent to $ 30,058 in 2023). For the first year a
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Partin and Palmer were no longer with the company by 1915 and the new manager, C. C. Darnall moved production to
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automobile manufacturer, headquartered at 29 South LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois from 1913 to 1917. The
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and the cars were still called Partin-Palmers into 1917 when a new car called the
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In late 1913 Partin Manufacturing produced a typical cyclecar with an 9-hp
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1913-1914 Pioneer Cyclecar - American Mfg. Co. - Horseless Age Magazine
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1914 Partin-Palmer Model 20 advertisement in Horseless Age Magazine
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1913 Partin-Palmer two-page advertisement in Horseless Age Magazine
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1913 Partin-Palmer Model 38 advertisement in Motor Magazine
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Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States
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version was offered with a more powerful engine as the
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engine of 22 hp (16 kW), with Gray and Davis
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Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1915
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Partin-Palmer Model 20 images - Flagg Township Museum
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Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1913
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Automotive
Commonwealth Motors
Chicago, Illinois
Automobiles
brass era
American
Cartercar
Suburban Motor Car Company.
cyclecars
Staver-Chicago automobile
Rochelle, Illinois
Geo D. Whitcomb Company
Commonwealth Motors Corporation
Joliet, Illinois
Flagg Township Museum
1913 Partin-Palmer two-page advertisement in Horseless Age Magazine
1914 Partin-Palmer Model 20 advertisement in Horseless Age Magazine
1913 Partin-Palmer Model 38 advertisement in Motor Magazine
1913-1914 Pioneer Cyclecar - American Mfg. Co. - Horseless Age Magazine
roadster
water-cooled
generator
electric starter
shaft drive
track
wheelbase
elliptic springs
I-beam
touring

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