Comments[287]:

Please publish under Parts Wanted: I am assembling another Sears, and need lots of parts - large and small, any condition, or a parts car. Please help.

Comments[286]:

have some tech questions on a 1912 sears motor buggy

Comments[284]:

This site is very informative, excellent resources and photos! I have some questions that you may be able to help me with. Can you drop me a line in email? Thanks.

Comments[283]:

Great web site!

Comments[282]:

Excellent site..love it. Wondering if someone would have the wood body dimensions for the 1908 Model. Gathering documentation to build one of these from ground up. Thanks Much, Mark Zolton

Comments[281]:

My great grandfather owned a Sears Motorbuggy.

Comments[279]:

Very nice. I just got a Holsman and am looking for parts suppliers.

Comments[278]:

My first time and enjoyed it. Will write later!

Comments[277]:

I love old cars. I own some myself. Never knew Sears had made a car. It is wonderful. I also love your site. Keep up the good work.

Comments[274]:

great stuff to read

Comments[273]:

Very interested in all AutoWagons and buggy or highwheelers the mechanic's motors trans drive trains restoration parts you name it.

Comments[272]:

Thank you for the information. Wonderful history. Only wanted to thank and let you know many of the pictures will not load.

Comments[271]:

Thank you for this great website, it is fast and easy to navigate. Very informative with the links to Alvaro Krotz etc. A week ago I had the pleasure of driving a 1908 Sears which was the highlight of a trip I took. Thank you again. Al Leach

Comments[270]:

I would guess that many Sears owners may not be aware that the 1951 movie, "Excuse My Dust", featured Sears Motor Buggies... Background.. MGM bought 3 Sears, maybe 4, and one was lost during the shooting in the river. Our Sears Registry notes those surviving cars and current owners. A few years ago, the movie became available on CD.. cheap and a great story. Just Google "Excuse My Dust". Sandy

Comments[269]:

Sears wheel bearings are no longer available... from Timken or anywhere so far as I have found. Does anyone have a solution to machining the spindles for modern bearings? Specs...bearing source... part numbers?

Comments[268]:

Most impressive site - thank you. Motor historian David Burgess-Wise suggests the high-wheeler in 'I Married a Witch' (1942) is a Sears (Motor Buggy) Runabaout. I thought it might be a Studio-built Special. Do you happen to know the vehicle(?) of which there's a still image on imcdb.org Best wishes Peter

Comments[267]:

I'am looking for a Sears light delivery or wagon to restore or power train we have a restoration or presavation shop for trucks and tractors and can make alot of parts but this project is for me.Iam interested in all high wheelers.Thanks alot Please contact me

Comments[266]:

Nice site. I have a 1910 Sears model N Light Delivery truck.

Comments[265]:

Thank you for posting info about these vehicles. I was looking for info on these vehicles, as a preface for an article on Sears' later foray into the automotive business, the 1952-54 Allstate.

Comments[264]:

Thank you for posting this page on Alvaro Krotz. I see a couple of my relatives have written to you as well as he was also my Great Great Uncle, the younger brother of my Great Grandfather Alonzo Krotz from Defiance Ohio. Is there any kind of archive or family collection about his life in photos or documents? I know almost nothing about the Krotz family as my Grandmother Mildred Rosalie Krotz rarely talked about it.

John M. Daly