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1913 Coey Flyer Model A Navigation
Once part of the famed William H. Harrah Automobile Collection, this rare 1913 Coey Flyer is believed to be the sole surviving example. The company, based in Chicago, built automobiles from 1901 to 1902 and from 1913 to 1917.
Powered by a six-cylinder, 40 horsepower Herschel-Spillman motor, the car has a Stutz racing wet clutch transaxle. The body was manufactured by American Traveler Body Co. There is no provision for a spare tire or license plate.
The Coey Flyer was sold direct to customers ('to put $350 more cash in the automobile that we could otherwise do') and offered a 10-year warranty 'under ordinary care...estimating a mileage of 5,000 per year.' The Coey sold new for $2,000.
Powered by a six-cylinder, 40 horsepower Herschel-Spillman motor, the car has a Stutz racing wet clutch transaxle. The body was manufactured by American Traveler Body Co. There is no provision for a spare tire or license plate.
The Coey Flyer was sold direct to customers ('to put $350 more cash in the automobile that we could otherwise do') and offered a 10-year warranty 'under ordinary care...estimating a mileage of 5,000 per year.' The Coey sold new for $2,000.
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