Topic: Cars and Drivers #452 - 1909 Air-cooled Richmond Autocars & Drivers

[Otto Puzzell]

For one point: Identify these cars and their respective drivers

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[Otto Puzzell]

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[ValkyrieGT]

H.H. Franklin Motor Company, Syracuse, N.Y. 1907 H.H. Franklin Model D (Air Cooled) touring cars(your picture, showing runabout versions of the Model D). Annual Factory outing for the female employees. In 1907 H.H. Franklin...the number 1 user of aluminum in the world.

[nicanary]

In the puzzle picture, the car second from left appears to be driven by a priest wearing a beretta !

[Otto Puzzell]

H.H. Franklin Motor Company, Syracuse, N.Y. 1907 H.H. Franklin Model D (Air Cooled) touring cars(your picture, showing runabout versions of the Model D). Annual Factory outing for the female employees. In 1907 H.H. Franklin...the number 1 user of aluminum in the world.

Wrong on all accounts, I'm afraid.

[Otto Puzzell]

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[Wendax]

1909 Richmond Autocars in Ambrose, North Dakota. The drivers were Fred Athearn, George Bent, C. E. Bergen, Elstow McKoane, Nels Johnson, Dr. Lancaster, and R. D. Schulz.

[Otto Puzzell]

Yep!