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Description for Willys Overland Knight 1917: You are bidding on a 1917 Overland Knight. This is a 6 cylinder not a 4 cylinder. Over 90% of the car is here. Body is in excellent shape for its age.All doors open and close, ood spokes are in excellent condition as seen in picture. Overland only has surface rust.

H. J. Hamilton of No.29 Squadron Royal Flying Corps. Proven, France, December 1917. Nieuport 27,(serial unknown) av S Örum · 1926 — Dodge, Oakland, Rugby, Willys Kn. 4 „. „. „. 19:75.

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1909 grundade han Willys-Overland Company i denna stad . För fordonen från 1917 till 1919 visar modellbeteckningen om de hade en fyr- Mannen sitter i en Overland modell 59 Touring som inregistrerades den 11 Vagnfabrik i Stockholm byggde karosseriet till denna Overland 1917. Willys-Knight Touring, kom från Willys Overland Crossley Limited i Stockport, Storbritannien.

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The Knight engine used a sleeve valve that was more dependable at the time but more expensive to manufacture and used a lot of oil.

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John Willys acquired the Electric Auto-Lite Company in 1914 and in 1917 formed the Willys Corporation to act as his holding company. In 1916, they acquired the Russell Motor Car Company of Toronto, Ontario, Canada, by 1917 New Process Gear, and in 1919 acquired the Duesenberg Motors Company plant in Elizabeth, New Jersey.

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The Overland Automobile Company was founded by Claude Cox in Terra Haute, Indiana, in 1903 and moved to Indianapolis in 1905. John North Willys bought the failing firm in 1908, turned its fortunes around, and relocated the company to Toledo, Ohio. At $665, this four-cylinder Overland cost more than a Ford Model T, but it offered more style and comfort. The Overland was Willys’ lower priced car line, Willys Knight was the more expensive version. The two lines had different engines.