Equipment
Atwood Castle acetylene headlights, C.M. Hall kerosene sidelights, Nonpareil bulb horn, Stewart speedometer and clock, single right side spare, dual mirrors, wicker trunk, electric starter, lights and turn signals, top and side curtains
Condition
Well restored but generously toured Some bodywork cracks, good upholstery, bright brass Not fresh, by many miles and years, but still highly presentable and ready to be toured more The F head dual ignition engine is remarkably advanced for its day
Market commentary
Christies sold a similar 1909 Chalmers Detroit 30hp here in 2007 for $38,500 and the Hershey Auction sold a 1910 in 2002 for $36,720. There is no reason not to think that less than double in eight or thirteen years is anything more than recognition of the quality, style and performance of these excellent Brass era automobiles.