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1914 Crow Elkhart


Raymond G. York

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Raymond, that's a generous offer.  Someone would be

thrilled to have the bill of sale from his 100-year-old car!

 

If you don't hear from someone, please don't throw away

this glimpse into history.  You could donate it to the AACA

Library in Hershey, Pa. so it's preserved forever.

And a realistic look:  What percentage of those cars still exist?

If it's 1%, that means there's a 99% chance that that 

particular car is long gone.

 

To other members:  Is there a Crow-Elkhart registry?

That would be the perfect way to check whether the 

car's still around.  And if not, some other Crow-Elkhart

owner might like to have the piece of memorabilia, and

give you a few dollars for it too.

 

All the best to you in your search!

 

 

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On 12/19/2020 at 4:39 PM, Raymond G. York said:

In going thru my great uncle's things I ran across a Bill of Sales dated May 13, 1918, by Joseph Stein to Otto Miller (my great uncle) for a 1914 four passenger Crow Elkhart pleasure factory car # 5331 .  If you own this car or know its whereabouts, I would gladly forward this document.

Ray

 

Wonder if Mr Otto Miller was related to the Miller family that had the museum in Elkhart. It’s contents were sold several years ago and included several different Elkhart produced vehicles. 

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I own a 1913 Crow Elkhart roadster #5786. Never came across any trace of a registry. Bonhams sold a 1912 Touring #5348. Very nice original car. Elcar & Pedal car museum had a 1912 touring no # listed.

Brigham serial # book show 1912 #’s 5200-5600 and 1914 #’s 6000-6500. 

As previously mentioned survival rate is low. Pretty esoteric make but I sure like mine. Hope this helps. George 

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7 hours ago, George K said:

I own a 1913 Crow Elkhart roadster #5786. Never came across any trace of a registry. Bonhams sold a 1912 Touring #5348. Very nice original car. Elcar & Pedal car museum had a 1912 touring no # listed.

Brigham serial # book show 1912 #’s 5200-5600 and 1914 #’s 6000-6500. 

As previously mentioned survival rate is low. Pretty esoteric make but I sure like mine. Hope this helps. George 

How about some pictures, please.

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