1912-13 Krit?

[hddennis]

Anyone familiar with Krit automobiles please check my inquiry which has been moved to the Maxwell Section?

Thanks, Howard Dennis

[1937hd45]

We need a KRIT section too............or maybe just leave it in the AACA general Forum, hope that won't conflict with the bumper sticker thread.

[Bill Boudway]

Check out the KRIT now on eBay. The post has three cars. Model T, Flanders, and the KRIT. Item # 29030521323.

I would have to change the radiator and hubcap emblems. A little too politically incorrect for today.

[hddennis]

I started my original post because this auction claims to be selling an original 1912-13 Krit speedster. I can't vouch for the body but the engine, transmission, pedals (marked with an M) and rear axle all match my 1917 Maxwell and in my opinion have never been anywhere near the Krit factory until someone assembled this fake. I was trying to get others who know Maxwells or Krits to confirm what I see.

Howard Dennis

[1937hd45]

<div class="ubbcode-block"><div class="ubbcode-header">Originally Posted By: Bill Boudway</div><div class="ubbcode-body">Check out the KRIT now on eBay. The post has three cars. Model T, Flanders, and the KRIT. Item # 29030521323.

I would have to change the radiator and hubcap emblems. A little too politically incorrect for today. </div></div>

Politically incorrect only to the dummies who are clueless to history, that logo took on a totally different meaning in 1933.

[oldcarfudd]

Unfortunately, those are the dummies who would take a baseball bat to the hood and a knife to the upholstery.

Gil Fitzhugh, Morristown, NJ