1914 Stutz

Model:

Series E Bearcat


Engine:

389.9 CID T-Head, 4 cylinder Wisconsin Engine


Transmission:

3-speed manual rear transaxle


Wheelbase:

120"


Tires:

34x4 1/2"


Exterior Color:

Red


Interior Color:

Black

More Information:

In the catalog of great early American automobiles, the memorable Stutz “Bearcat” conjures up an image of speed, glamour and endurance. The Bearcat is very much a sports car and arguably the first American road car to earn the name. Harry C. Stutz designed a number of cars and in 1911 he founded The Ideal Motor Company in Indianapolis, Indiana. A true sports car can be defined as having the bare essentials for practicality.

Note: This vehicle is currently not on display at the museum.