Comments[157]:

These cars fascinate me so I come back to your page every once in a while to see how you are doing with this car. Very interesting to follow your progress.

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I am 72 yrs old and have pictures of My Grandpas E-M-F. I was trying to findwhat year it was. H bought it new and it came in by rail, and they had to finish putting on the doors, windshield fenders, etc.

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I have a 1911 Flanders I'm currently restoring, and by looking at your site it looks to be about the same vehicle. I'm sure they were all pretty much the same thing back then. I really enjoy your site.

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So, is this like a support group or something? I have this friend... we'll call him JMD, and he is an EMFer. Tell me straight... is there any hope for him?

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Great site! Idon't own an EMF, but I own an old photo of one. I found it in an antique shop in Des Moines IA. on the way to the Chickasha swap meet earlier in MAR. It is post card size of a 1911 Standard EMF 30 with a brass radiator shell I believe. I will get it scanned and enhanced and e-mail a copy to use as you like. According to Cuthberts artical '11's should be painted but your archive of recent EMF photos includes a n '11 Standard with a brass shell? The Kimes-Clark Standard Catalog of American cars does not include a Demi-tonneau or a Standard in the 1911 line up?

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One of the best Automotive web sites,full of good information.

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i,m a car nut and saw emf at a hershey car show

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Great website.

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Hi I am trying to email you some pictures of an EMF that a realtive of mine used to have. I keep getting a failure on your email could you send me a message so I can reply. Cool sight I didn't know there is such an interest in these kinds of old cars.

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Byron F. Everitt is/was my great uncle. The Henry Ford (museum)in Dearborn, Mi has at least one of the E-M-F cars. Your site is most interesting! We may have some photos, but much pertaining to Uncle Barney's automotive endeavers has been displaced over the years as his nieces and nephews are now all deceased.

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Website is very nicely done, Thanks

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Wonderful site! Thank you for creating it.

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I am searching for info about a sedan. It was scavenged extensively. I have a plate from in the wheel well, serial # 1271007.

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I am very interested in the early automotive companies, their history and staffs. Looking forward to your website and will comment again. William King

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Excellent web-site. I'm looking for the EMF emblem in ESP (or is it EPS?)format. Can anybody help? Thanks in advance, Willem

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I grew up in the car business(40/50s)but had never heard of the EMF autos.My father took me to Detroit and South Bend but I guess a person can only absorb so much at a time.This is a nice site and helps keep history alive and I salute you for it.Please keep up the good work for future Gen's.Best-GC

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I was happy to find this page. I found a emblem in my garage 18 years ago when we moved in, though it looked cool and it's been hanging on the wall ever since. I though it had something to do with the Eaton Rapids Fire Dept. Today I though I would see if there was any info on it on the web. I must be stupid, I never knew it was a emblem for a car. Now I know, Thanks Jim

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I have really enjoyed navigating through your website and reading about your EMF restoration project. I look forward to your updates.

John M. Daly