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EARL "40" OPERATION LUBRICATION ADJUSTMENT BOOKLET JACKSON MICH. MUST READ MY AD

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  • Condition: ROUGH BUT READABLE, A VERY RARE BOOKLET, MUST READ ABOUT THIS VEHICLE IN MY DESCRIPTION

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    EARL "40" OPERATION LUBRICATION ADJUSTMENT BOOKLET JACKSON MICH. MUST READ MY AD
    EARL "40" OPERATION LUBRICATION ADJUSTMENT BOOKLET JACKSON MICH. MUST READ MY AD
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    Description
    View and ENLARGE the photos CAREFULLY and ASK QUESTIONS as the
    18 PHOTOS ARE
    part of the description for this item.
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    AS FOUND
    , WITH
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    MY CONSIGNER JUST DROPPED OFF THIS GEM TO ME TO LIST ON EBAY. ITS PRICELESS TO THE RIGHT PERSON AS THIS COMPANY WAS ONLY IN BUSINESS FOR 3 YEARS SO THAT TELLS THE STORY.
    EARL "40"
    INSTRUCTIONS FOR OPERATION, LUBRICATION, AND ADJUSTMENT
    EARL MOTORS, INC.
    JACKSON, MICHIGAN, U.S.A.
    Information from Wikipedia
    Earl Motors Incorporated
    Earl motors emblem
    Trade name
    Earl Motors Incorporated
    Type
    Corporation
    Industry
    Automotive
    Predecessor
    Briscoe
    Founded
    1921
    Founder
    Clarence A. Earl
    Defunct
    1923
    Headquarters
    United States
    Products
    Automobiles
    ,
    collectables
    Production output
    2000 automobiles
    The Earl was an automobile manufactured in
    Jackson, Michigan
    by Earl Motors Incorporated from 1921 to 1923. The Earl was a continuation of the
    Briscoe
    . The Model 40 offered both open and closed models with a four-
    cylinder
    engine. Approximately 2,000 vehicles were produced. When the Earl debuted in 1921, the tourer cost just 85. The company also claimed that 0 worth of "extras", such as linoleum floor boards and carpets front and rear were included in the base price.
    Benjamin Briscoe
    appointed Clarence A. Earl as
    president
    of Briscoe Motor Corporation in March 1921. Earl had previously been
    vice-president
    of
    Willys-Overland
    . Briscoe suddenly left in October of the same year, tired of all the misfortune he had suffered in the automotive field to date. He left his car and company to Earl. Earl then announced to the press that he would be forming Earl Motors and bringing out a new four-cylinder car. This was really just the Briscoe car with small modifications to solve some of its problems, as well as being slightly larger and more powerful.
    Earl assumed many problems with the company, not least of which was one and a half million dollars of debt.
    Luckily, Clarence Earl easily raised more capital from bankers. On the Earl Motors
    board
    were several bankers, as well as executives from various supplier firms. Included in the latter group was
    George C. Scobie
    , who had been with
    Price-Waterhouse
    and Hayes Wheel Company, and was now vice-president of the new organization. Clarence Earl developed disagreements with all these board members over the future path of his company, and resigned in November 1922. He then became president of
    National
    . Earl had wanted to become a high-volume producer, while the rest of the board preferred a lower-volume, more fiscally conservative approach.
    The bankers and supplier executives now took over the company, with George Scobie as president.
    They promptly reorganized as the Earl Motor Manufacturing Company in early 1923. The new company was
    capitalized
    at one million dollars. Soon, this group failed in pursuing their favored lower-volume approach, taking the company down with them. Early in 1924, servicing rights to the now defunct Earl were sold to Standard Motor Parts Company of
    Detroit
    . Total Earl production was approximately 1,900 cars.
    Rarity
    There are only a handful of Earl Custom Roadsters left in the world. There have been persistent incorrect reports that an Earl Roadster is on display at the Ella Sharp Museum in Jackson, Michigan. The museum curator has reported that people have driven as far as South Carolina to see the vehicle. However the museum does not have such a vehicle (as of 4 August 2011). Private owners of Earl Roadsters are thought to exist in Jackson.
    So there you go a very rare instructions booklet containing information pictures and having 53 pages. It is in rough used condition but is clearly readable. If your a luckie one to own one of these vehicles and do not have this it is
    PRICELESS.
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    ) AFTER THIS AUCTION ENDS.
    Consigner 1219
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