Pic-A-Day (49) Albert Mach Fine Art.
1907 Cadillac Runabout Model K

The first of these was seen at at the Owls Head Transportation Museum in Maine.

http://owlshead.org/ 

The second was at the North East Classic Car Museum in Norwich, NY.
http://www.classiccarmuseum.org/

Please note:

There are a number of images that were taken at the Northeast Classic Car Museum 24 Rexford St, Norwich, NY 13411. THESE ARE NOT FOR SALE!

The owners of the vehicles have allowed their cars to be shown at the museum but this has been with the understanding that any images of these will not be used for a commercial purpose.

Out of respect for the museum and the owners these are shown here for educational purposes and for your enjoyment however I repeat, THESE ARE NOT FOR SALE!

The slogan "Standard of the World" started with the series of single-cylinder Cadillacs in 1903.

Joining Cadillac in 1904, Henry M. Leland created a revolution by insisting that there be “absolute interchangeability of parts.”

In 1908 this policy was proven when in Britain three single-cylinder Cadillacs were disassembled, the parts mixed and the cars reassembled and run on a track for 500 miles.

Specifications: Model K; engine single-cylinder, horizontal, water-cooled; bore 5 in., stroke 5 in., displacement 98.2 cu. in., 10 hp.

Price new, $800.

http://owlshead.org/collections/detail/1907-cadillac-runabout