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1904 Premier Model F

The Indianapolis, Indiana-based Premier Motor Manufacturing Company produced automobiles from 1903 through 1926. The cars they produced were often out of financial reach for most consumers. Their cars were attractive and imposing. Their first engine was an air-cooled four-cylinder unit that produced 16 horsepower. Though this may not seem very much, it was for its time and was able to carry the elegant vehicles on the rough roadways that were still in various stages of evolution.

The 1904 Premier Model F was offered as a Tonneau Runabout and rested on a wheelbase that measured 82 inches. Power was from a four-cylinder engine that produce 16 horsepower.


by Daniel Vaughan | Oct 2017

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