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1922 Courier Phaeton Sports Car
The Courier Phaeton sports car was considered a well-made vehicle. For its time, it had features considered luxurious such as sun visors, windshield wipers, spotlight, trunk and trunk rack, automatic chassis lubrication, genuine Spanish leather for convertible types, and fabrics for fixed roof cars. It could be purchased in Baltic green, maroon, azure blue, moleskin, and dark blue. There were 9 body styles of the Courier and it could originally be purchased from $1195.00 to $2165.00 (new). The Courier car company was located on Camp Street in Sandusky, Ohio. Vehicle on loan from the Heritage Society of Erie County.
Manufacturer: Courier Motors Company—Sandusky, Ohio
Model: Phaeton
Capacity: 4 Persons
Body Type: 4-Passenger Sport
Powerplant: 6-Cylinder, Valve-in-Head
Max Horsepower: 46 hp
Transmission: 3 Speeds Forward and Reverse
Wheelbase: 116 in.
Wheels: Disc
Braking System: Drum Brakes, 14 in. diameter
Fuel Economy: 20 miles per gal. (approx.)
Frame: 7 in. Channel, 3 Crossmembers, 2 Reinforcement Tubes
Springs: Front: 36 3/8 x 1 ¾ in., Rear: 53 x 2 ¼ in.
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