Comments[55]:

Excellent!

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Thanks for your efforts in making this resource available.

Comments[53]:

enjoyed surfing your web of the oldemf cars. actuly i am a hudson guy, but like to look at old cars. yours are great and good pictures. thanks

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Good to meet you at Hershey, thanks for all the time spent on this web site, it inspires me to get on with my Flanders.

Comments[50]:

Excellent but pictures a little small. A lot of work put into this website. Very good history for the E-M-F.

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I don't own Everitt car at this point but have a great interest in them. I saw a fully restored Tudhope (previously named Everitt) this weekend, in Orillia, Ontario, where the Everitt's were made for a few years....what a marvellous car.

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I'm the grandson of E. LeRoy and son of his youngest son, Paul A.(died in June of 1977) This recent article is a more compressive piece filling many pieces of LeRoy's life and experiences of his automotive life.

I have three sons (Michael, John & Robert) still living in the Detroit area and will pass this article along to them as they are actively searching for the heritage.

Thanks for your efforts.

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i have just bought a flanders 20

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Thanks for the good job you are doing. I hope to make the meet next year.

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I have a Maxwell 50/6 Ex Flanders six and look for technical information. You have A good web resource. Thankyou

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Thanks for sharing your hobby and this car with all of us. I'm not an antique car collector, however I do collect artifacts from the Battle of Gettysburg and have a general interest in all antiques. It's alot fun seeing your car in it's original state as you acquired it. Thanks again and continue to have fun with your hiobby.

Regards,
Tony

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I found an early EMF and was looking around on your site trying to figure out it's value. Would like to hear from you and maybe you can help me determine what one is worth. thanks, Dan

Comments[42]:

Full of useful information. It is a credit to you and people like you who take the time and energy to collate this information for others. Thank you.

Comments[41]:

please show me some old adds for 1912 news paper

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Wonderful! Wonderful! Great historical reference. Should be a similar site for each car that is celebrating its centennial. We are an automotive research library for pre-war cars but specializing in the era of the E-M-F 30. Jack R. Garrison, Library Chmn.

Comments[39]:

Le Roy Pelletier was my great grandfather. His daughter was my mother's mother.

I am very interested in learning more about his Klondike writing for the New York times

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I own a 1912 Flanders 20 roadster.

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My father, Conley Silsby, who will be 100 years old in January, has been telling us about his family trip when he was 5 years old in their 1912 EMF. The Omaha newspaper printed a picture of the 5 of them in their dusters before they headed to Oklahoma from their farm 2 miles east of Pisgah, Iowa. The "main" roads all ran East and West, so in order to go South, they would get directions from one farm road to another to reach the next East/West road. There were no gas stations. They would get gas out of a barrel in the back of a hardware store. The headlights, tail lights, top, windshield and spare tire were all "extras."Since motels were not yet in existence, they would stop at a farmhouse and ask if they could stay for the night. Later, a number of the families they stayed with came and visited them in Iowa.

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John

I met you at some Illnois car shows.Beautiful site!!!! Hope to attend the meet next year.
Bob

John M. Daly