Pic-A-Day (97) Albert Mach Fine Art.
1909 Victor Open Runabout
This is a General interest post for auto aficionados sharing a pictorial history over the decades.
I hope you enjoy the educational - historical information!...
This 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!

Victor
The Victor Automobile Mfg. Co.
St. Louis, MO
1907-1911
The Victor was an early High Wheel Runabout produced by The Victor Automobile Mfg. Co. in St. Louis, Missouri from 1907 to 1911. Powered by a two cycle two cylinder water cooled engine that produced 14-16 horsepower. Final drive by friction transmission and chain. Most were sold with solid rubber tires, although pneumatic tires were offered at an additional price.
Most Victor automobile advertising claimed - "Victor Hand Forged Automobiles" indicating that they were "Strongest Built". The Victor was produced as a Runabout, four passenger Touring Cars, Victor Pullmans and a Delivery Truck priced from $450.00 to $800.00. Reports have it that a total of seven different models were made by The Victor Automobile Mfg. Co. from 1907-1911.
By 1909 the Victor was still advertised as "Hand Forged and The Strongest Machine Built"! Horsepower was up to 24 with addition of a new water cooled engine. Other new features included a double chain, double wheel sprockets, double jack shaft sprockets, double expanding brakes, double ignition system and double coils.
http://www.american-automobiles.com/Victor.html

Yes the NECCM info says 1905-1911…