Comments[241]:

Thank you, very nice post.

Comments[240]:

My Grandfather, Otis Davis, had the first know Montana car dealership in Rosebud, Montana. He sold EMF cars. I am on the Board of directors for a museum in Billings and we want to do a display honoring Otis and the EMF automobile. I am looking for some ads that EMF might have had that I can copy or display and any information on the cars that I can find. Can you help? Thanks, Don

Comments[237]:

Great site. Loved the "not responsible" section! Currently looking at a 1911 for sale on HCCA and trying to find more about the history. I'm looking for a reliable touring car as I love to drive. Your thoughts on EMF's reliability would be appreciated. Thank you.

Comments[236]:

Hey - I am really delighted to find this. Good job!

Comments[235]:

I am the proud new owner of a 1908 EMF,the tires are a problem.

Comments[234]:

Trying to make contact. Have early Flanders photos to share for the website.

Comments[231]:

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Comments[230]:

I somehow got Bob Calverts card with hupp website and am looking for a 1912 Hupp radiator emblem Howard DeLozier---970 482 8381

Comments[216]:

100 years ago E-M-F and Studebaker merged forming the Studebaker Corporation. Happy 100th!

Comments[211]:

This is the best webiste I have seen for antique car information. Well organized and easy to find information. An E-M-F sounds like the car to get.

Comments[206]:

This is an interesting read. I was looking up information about our old print shop at 530 Walker Rd. in Windsor(WALKERVILLE). It is supposedly the corporate office you speak of in your notes. If you would like to see a picture of this building you can go to our newspaper, The Windsor Star, and click on ''vaults V''. You may also find interesting that our family (the Kimmerly's), were responsible for Lincoln Toys. Thanks for the information, Jenny Kimmerly

Comments[205]:

I find myself coming to your blog more and more often to the point where my visits are almost daily now!

Comments[201]:

You have a great site here and good reading.I have just recently purchased a Flanders 20 but have not yet taken delivery of it.Should be in the next few days.After reading your site it makes me want to go out and buy an EMF30 if I can find one.Well done.Regards Peter

Comments[198]:

Very interesting! I was not aware of the E-M-F brand, after decades of dog-earing publications about all things automotive. Thanks for a well-organized and informative site.

Comments[197]:

I found your site while researching for the website I'm working on about my car, a 1964 Studebaker Cruiser. I should have a basic page up by mid January, 2011 at www.studebakercruiser.co.cc I would like to include a link to your site. Good luck with your car. I hope we never run out of people who enjoy keeping these old machines alive.

Comments[196]:

great work!

Comments[195]:

i can not get over all that you have done. this is a very very good web page. i am not building a car right now. always thought i would give it a try some day. i do have two old cars, and i will send you some pics some time. you dont make it look easy, but you do make it look like fun. thanks. mike organ

Comments[193]:

while visiting Texas my son took me to see some old cars outside Victoria ,he works on some of the cars this man owns and seen a emf . plus about 75 other makes . I enjoy look at old cars. so it brought me to your site

Comments[192]:

What a GREAT site,,,I think I have found an EMF and I'd like to send you some photo's so you can tell me what I it is.

Comments[191]:

Nice Site! litorismike11@gmail.com

John M. Daly