Comments[584]:

Am in process of buying 1912 EMF. Clutch will not push in, but other than that we got motor started. Runs great.

Comments[583]:

I have a young couple with a 1912 Flanders roadster that was her great great grandfathers. I am trying to gie them these places to help them.

Comments[582]:

I'm a hubcap collector who's here foe the education. Probably won't ever see the cars I real life.

Comments[581]:

I am looking at purchasing a car and find your site very informative. Thanks

Comments[580]:

I Had spoken to you in the past wish to talk to you again . Please email me when a good time to contact you would be. Mark Arbucci

Comments[579]:

What oil are you using in your EMF . What are you putting in the rear end & transmission. Did anyone ever make a lubrication chart for the EMF.

Comments[578]:

I just purchased a 1912 EMF model 30 touring and need tires. The car has 33 x 4 tires on it 25 inch rims. I read original tires were 32 x 3.5 Any suggestions

Comments[577]:

I recently purchased a 1911 EMF model 30.

Comments[576]:

Hey best bud... love this site, well done!

Comments[575]:

I check this site every now and again, to see any new information. Many of us EMF and Flanders owners are indebted to John M Daly For many years of work and research into the products of Barney Everitt, William Metzger, and Walter Flanders.

Comments[574]:

I was surprised to find out about the partnership between EMF and Studebaker. Probably a very wise move for both parties.

Comments[573]:

Always look forward to EMF info.

Comments[572]:

Thank You for your work on this page. I am researching some of the original employees who left and started a truck company with their own patented control system. I will email you some more information.

Comments[571]:

I recently purchased a 1910 EMF Touring at Hershey.vin 16122 from Pat Gamble.

Comments[570]:

Thank you for this site! Barney(Byron) Everitt is my great uncle. My father was Byron Everitt,II. I have only seen one of the cars at the museum in Dearborn, Mi. I believe I inherited some information and/or pictures. With luck I will find them and forward to this site. Also, awhile back, the DAC published an article about the autos. BFE was a founding member of the club.

Comments[569]:

Thanks for making this info available!

Comments[568]:

Great job. As a 22 year old guy, I feel privileged to see all these details about a 100+ year old company. Thank you for your time and effort to keep this website running

Comments[567]:

misidentified as a 1909 EMF Touring Car Engine number is 15036 which indicate a mid-run 1910 car

Comments[566]:

Just came across your site - love reading BEFORE DURING and AFTER restoration stories such as yours. If you hadn't bought the EMF, it would have been parted out and another example of early American automotive history would have been lost forever. Thank you for your story and your efforts.

Comments[565]:

Thank John for your time, having just purchased a EMF 30 Panhard tourer it looks in great condition but need to learn how to find parts, technical information etc.

John M. Daly