timkraft1

Todd, l’m happy that a member of the Harroun family has been able to acquire this vehicle which was in my neighbor’s garage for over 30 years. I’m glad I found this forum and posted the existence of this car which led to your acquisition. It looks great with your cleanup. Was it difficult to get running?

It sold at RM Sotheby's Auction for $33,000.

More photos are on the RM Sotheby’s Auction website including the OHV engine (which was designed with no valve cover). Not sure how the rocker assembly was lubricated without having oil spray all over the engine compartment.

The Harroun (a 1918 sedan) was just sent to the RM Sotheby Auctions In Auburn Indiana for an auction scheduled for early September (Labor day weekend I think.). It is in wonderful condition. It’s overhead valve engine turns over. No rust through, just good patina.

My neighbor has died and her Harroun may become available. Let me know if there is any interest and I will pass it on to her heirs. The car is in Troy, Michigan. Tim K.

My next door neighbor has one in her garage. It is complete but needs restoration. Her husband has had it for more than 30 years stored in the garage. He died last year. I'd appreciate any info on its worth.