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Experts needed.
Expert must be needed, I thought.
My plea went unheeded, for naught?
I'll boost it to 'Pro', for surely they'll know
It'll appear in a book one has bought.
1901 Holyoke Tourer
Yep, that's what I have it as.
Also called Gasoline Trap, made between 1899 and 1903 in Holyoke, Massachusetts by Charles R. Greuter from Columbia Stoker Works. He was then involved in the C.R.G, was employed by Excelsior Motor Company in Chicago and finally was on the engineering team for Stutz and was the most responsible for engine development of the famed DV-32.
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Just ran into your site and read Karn's puzzle 1516 about the Holyoke Auto and Charles Greuter and have a few questions.
1. Charles Greuter worked for Columbia Stoker Works ? Where is info that can confirm this ?
2. State was made that he worked on C.R.G. C.R.G. sood for Charles R. Greuter and wa a car he designed. Would like to know if there is and additional information on it. ?
I am doing rearch on the Exlcesior,Greuter Engine.
ziegler
Hi ziegld1,
welcome to Autopuzzles!
I merged your topic with the original one.
I'm quite sure I found what I wrote in this book:
http://www.autopuzzles.com/forum/index.php?topic=9713.0
I'm far from home and can't verify it, but I'll be glad to have a look in a couple of weeks.