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1911 International Harvester Model A Auto Wagon

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    International Harvester (IHC) has a history that dates back to 1899 when they built an experimental motor buggy in Chicago, IL. The company would take nearly a decade before it introduced its first motor vehicle to the public. The company finally did offer a product to the masses, the year was 1907 and the vehicle was basically a buggy with a motor. After establishing a business and building over 100 vehicles, the operation was moved to Akron, Ohio.

    The International was powered by an opposed two-cylinder, four-stroke engine that had around 15 horsepower. The wheels were large, wooden artillery-style wheels commonly seen on 'highwheelers.'

    This particular car was sold to a customer in Belgium. In the early 1980s, it was discovered in Brussels, Belgium and brought back to the United States where it was given a complete restoration. The work was done by volunteers, retired I.H.C. employees, member of the 'IHC Alumni Club' and the 'Harvester Engineering Retirees Organization.'

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