These are standard specifications for the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout, not necessarily specifications for the vehicle(s) in the photo(s).
Transmission:
2 Manual Double chain drive
Chassis # K148
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Features
| Engine Location : | Front |
| Drive Type : | Rear Wheel |
Engine & Transmission
| Inline 2 | |
|---|---|
| Power : | 10 HP (7.36 KW) |
2 Manual Double chain drive
Dimension(s)
Runabout
Chassis # K148
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| Seating Capacity : | 2 |
| Exterior | |
|---|---|
| Wheelbase : | 75.5 in | 1918 mm. |
Handling
| Suspension | |
|---|---|
| Solid axles with full-elliptic leaf springs | |
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Q: What is the wheelbase size of the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout has a wheelbase size of 75.50 inches.Q: What is the bodystyle of the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout was a Runabout.Q: What engine did the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout have? A: The engine powering the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout was a Inline 2 with 10 HP (7.36 KW). Q: What transmission did the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout have? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout had a 2 speed Manual Double chain drive gearbox.
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Q: What is the wheelbase size of the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout has a wheelbase size of 75.50 inches.Q: What is the bodystyle of the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout was a Runabout.Q: What engine did the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout have? A: The engine powering the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout was a Inline 2 with 10 HP (7.36 KW). Q: What transmission did the 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout have? A: The 1905 Columbus Highwheel Runabout had a 2 speed Manual Double chain drive gearbox. Columbus
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