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1910 Marmon Model 32 Roadster

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    The Marmon Motor Car Company was founded in 1851 as the Nordyke & Marmon Company. They built a worldwide reputation for their design and construction of flour mills. The Nordyke & Marmon Company entered the automotive industry in 1902 in Indianapolis, Indiana.

    Company owner Howard Marmon was a believer in aluminum's weight-saving features and developed new ways of casting aluminum. The Marmon automobiles were one of the first to make extensive use of aluminum. The Model 30 featured a cast aluminum floor pan. The engine had a cast aluminum crankcase bolted to cast-iron cylinder jugs.

    Powering the 1910 Marmon Roadster is a four-cylinder engine displacing 286 cubic inches. It takes its name from its horsepower rating of 31.8 horsepower (rounded up to '32'). The car has a 112-inch wheelbase and was priced at $2,400 when new.

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