Fun #131 - 1904 Cameron Model L 3-cylinder by the James Brown Machine Company

[Otto Puzzell]

For 1 point, tell us four things about this car.

Only a complete answer will earn a point

Identify the brand, model designation, builder, and year.,  .

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[Otto Puzzell]

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[Tackitt]

A U.S. brand?

[Otto Puzzell]

Yes!

[Tackitt]

It wouldn't be a 1905 Thomas Flyer, would it? Though, I have never seen one with left hand drive.

[Otto Puzzell]

It wouldn't be a 1905 Thomas Flyer, would it? Though, I have never seen one with left hand drive.

Not a Thomas

[Tackitt]

How about a 1905 Cameron?

[Otto Puzzell]

It is a (1904) Cameron.

Need the model designation and the company that built it. 

Locked for Tackitt for 24 hours.

[Tackitt]

It is the 1904 Model L 12-15 Horsepower Side Entrance Tonneau
Built by, Good Gawd!! the James Brown Machinery Company of Pawtucket, Rhode Island

[Otto Puzzell]

I feel good about giving you this point.

[Tackitt]

At first, it looked like a Thomas but that left hand drive threw me off which it shouldn't have. In fact, it became the thing that led me to it.

[Otto Puzzell]

I thought the air-cooled 3-banger would have been the obvious clue. 

[Tackitt]

I wasn't familiar enough with even the Thomas three-cylinder to know if it was air or water cooled.