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1911 American Model 50 Underslung Traveler Special Victoria

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    The American was based on a design by Henry Stutz who was quickly succeeded by Fred L. Tone who designed the 'Underslung' suspension which became the company's calling card; this innovation improved the vehicle's stability by lowering the center of gravity.

    This 1911 Model 50 American 'Underslung' Traveler Special 5 Passenger Victoria was ordered by Larz Anderson, U.S. Minister to Belgium, and delivered directly to the U.S. Embassy in Brussels. The $5,000 'Special' series carried a more powerful 60 horsepower 4-cylinder engine displacing 571 cubic inches. Minister Anderson had a custom windshield crafted by Vanden Plas of Paris and also added electric cowl lights while serving in Europe. His wife, Isabel, at one time, was the wealthiest woman in America. She authored children's books, travelogues, and poetry. Monograms on the rear doors depict 'Captain Ginger' who is the principal character of the children's series. Restored in the 1940s, this car belonged to Briggs Cunningham and Miles Collier before coming to the Seal Cove Auto Museum.

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