Success Automobile Manufacturing Company

Success Automobile Manufacturing Company
1906 Success High Wheeler

Die Success Automobile Manufacturing Company in St. Louis (Missouri) in der De-Ballviere-Avenue 532 war ein US-amerikanischer Automobilhersteller[1].

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Geschichte

Zunächst fertigte man einen hochrädrigen Runabout mit 1.575 mm Radstand, der mit einem Verkaufspreis von nur US-$ 250,-- unglaublich billig war[1]. Zum Vergleich: Der Black kostete US-$ 375,-- und der Western Gale Model A US-$ 500,--[1]. Der in Großserie gefertigte Oldsmobile Curved Dash war für US-$ 650,-- zu haben und Fords Doctor’s Car für US-$ 850,--[1].

Dieser Success Modell A hatte einen luftgekühlten Einzylinder-Benzinmotor neben dem rechten Sitz eingebaut, stählerne Radreifen (Gummireifen kosteten US-$ 25,-- Aufpreis), zweistufiges Planetengetriebe und Kettenantrieb zum rechten Hinterrad. Geschwindigkeiten von 4 mph (6,5 km/h) bis 18 mph (29 km/h) waren realisierbar und der Benzinverbrauch lag bei 4,25 l / 100 km[1]. Später kamen weitere Modelle mit Radständen bis zu 2.438 mm dazu, die auch als Surrey oder Lieferwagen angeboten wurden.

Bis 1909 baute die Firma ca. 600 Automobile und vergab auch Lizenzen an andere kleine Automobilhersteller. Dann allerdings musste die Gesellschaft Konkurs anmelden.

Modelle

Modell Bauzeitraum Zylinder Leistung Radstand Aufbauten
A 1906 1 3 bhp (2,2 kW) 1.575 mm Runabout 2 Sitze
B 1907-1908 1 4 bhp (2,9 kW) 1.575 mm Runabout 2 Sitze
C 1907-1909 2 Reihe 10-12 bhp (7,4-8,8 kW) 1.829 mm Runabout 2 Sitze, Surrey 4 Sitze, Lieferwagen 2 Sitze
D 1909 2 Reihe 18 bhp (13,2kW) 2.032 mm Surrey 4 Sitze
E 1909 2 Reihe 16 bhp (11,8 kW) 2.438 mm Runabout-Cabriolet 2 Sitze
F 1909 4 Reihe 24 bhp (17,6 kW) 2.134 mm Runabout 2 Sitze

Quelle

Kimes, Beverly Ray & Clark jr,. Henry Austin: Standard Catalog of American Cars 1805-1942, Krause Publications, Iola WI (1985), ISBN 0-87341-045-9

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ a b c d e Clymer, Floyd. Treasury of Early American Automobiles, 1877-1925, Bonanza Books, New York (1950)

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