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Your Name: Carol Gukich    
Your Location: originally Aurora, IL- now-Arbor Vitae, Wi
Date: 2013-03-14 14:08:13

Comments[227]:

I was with my Father when he purchased a Sears automobile from Mr. Kratz. I was a child so memory may be off but I remember his shop and my Father speaking to him about the car. My understanding was that it was an early model, not yet produced. It was working until the 50's but Dad's illness kept him fromwor5kingon it. It was stored and displayed in Aurora Historical Museum until 1980's when we removed it to our home which is now Arbor Vitae, Wi. It is painted green and in fair shape. We find it necessary to sell it, however we are in Florida until May. We have no idea of its value. Is there a market for these wonderful buggies? thanks for any info. CarolDerry Gukich .

Your Name: Art Schick    
Your Location: Poulsbo WA (near Seattle)
Date: 2013-02-13 13:00:47

Comments[226]:

Great Info - Thanks
Your Name: D.L. Johnson    
Your Location: Crossett, AR
Date: 2013-01-23 06:16:07

Comments[225]:

Thanks for the informative site. I really would like to know more and where I could get the details of the Sear's Moto Buggy. Please let me know... Thanks DLJ
Your Name: harold waktins    
Your Location: cottage hills,illinois
Date: 2013-01-21 18:21:08

Comments[224]:

this is a great site for learning about the sears motor buggy, a lot of good info i really enjoy the site.john daly thanks for doing such a great job.
Your Name: Robert Ferguson    
Your Location: Chaparral, New Mexico
Date: 2012-12-30 23:21:09

Comments[223]:

Thanks for the information.
Your Name: Sam Squire    
Your Location: Nanton Alberta Canada
Date: 2012-11-03 08:00:18

Comments[222]:

I am redoing the fenders on a auto buggy for a friend . This is a great web site . Sam

Your Name: Bob Most    
Your Location: Florida and Virginia
Date: 2012-11-02 16:50:23

Comments[221]:

I just purchased a 1911 Sears from a friend here in the Clearwater area of Florida. I am a brass era car guy with Fords, Maxwells, Whites and a Buick, so the Sears will really be something new. I am anxious to get in to the car and learn about it. My wife and I like driving all our cars, and we hope this will be the same. Bob Most 813-335-1300
Your Name: Trenner Sears    
Your Location: Dixon IL.
Date: 2012-09-15 12:09:14

Comments[220]:

Truely enjoy the site. I am a very interested in automobiles and their history and I am always searching for more info on obsolete automobile companies. The rarer the better I think.
Your Name: Richard Gould    
Your Location: Folsom, CA
Date: 2012-08-02 15:58:43

Comments[219]:

Want to purchase a single seat Sears buggy, any year OK. Not interested in a buckboard or two seat model. Prefer fully restored well running car or an original/older restoration that would take little to get running again. Not interested in a project car. Have cash for immediate purchase. Richard Gould rgould1910@comcast.net 916-458-8396

Your Name: James Shipp Jr.    
Your Location: Lakewood, WA
Date: 2012-07-18 20:06:28

Comments[218]:

Thank you for maintaining this homepage to give us a view of cars made long ago!!!
Your Name: Steve Redelman    
Your Location: Kouts, Indiana
Date: 2012-07-14 12:05:50

Comments[217]:

You have a very informative site as I am looking at buying a Sears. I have a 1913 Model T Ford Touring along with a 1924 Dodge Touring and a 1931 Ford Cabriolet.
Your Name: Duane Arnold    
Your Location: Fulton N.Y.
Date: 2012-07-06 20:23:41

Comments[216]:

really enjoy your site.I'm enjoying bringing#3352 back to life.I'll be back thank you Duane
Your Name: Duane Arnold    
Your Location: Fulton NY
Date: 2012-06-16 17:45:07

Comments[215]:

Enjoy'd finding your site.My Sears is registered as a 1909,can't give serial # as I'm away from home this weekend.My tag is mounted on seat base in front of fuel tank.I've only had it sinceApril 1st and plan on getting it running soon.Cleaning,new wires, and plenty of oil.Will talk again.thanks,Duane
Your Name: Barbara    
Your Location: Missouri
Date: 2012-04-06 12:55:31

Comments[214]:

Great Site. Very informative
Your Name: WALTER O'ROURKE    
Your Location: BARTOW, FLORIDA 33830
Date: 2012-03-29 08:03:50

Comments[213]:

Was looking for information on the Sears Motor Buggy since my neighbor has one and needed some details on the year built vrs. the year it was sold and titled. It seems that production got ahead of sales even at the low price plus shipping. So units built may have waited for sales to catch up and since the model was almost unchanged it seems not to have been of much interest as to which year they were built or shipped at the time of delivery.
Your Name: David Leidel    
Your Location: Arlington, Texas
Date: 2012-03-27 15:57:38

Comments[212]:

I happened to visit the Albertson's Supermarket parking lot for their weekly hot rod show last Friday night and the star of the cars present was a 1909 Sears Motor Buggy. Apparently it's owned locally. What a really enjoyable experience.

Your Name: Dennis Seely    
Your Location: Rockwell NC
Date: 2012-03-12 18:23:11

Comments[211]:

I blieve I have a carbuator for a 1902 sears motor buggy
Your Name: don findley    
Your Location: texas
Date: 2012-02-01 17:53:55

Comments[210]:

I am looking for chassis diagrams for the motor buggy
Your Name: Bill Crouse    
Your Location: College Station Texas
Date: 2011-11-24 18:01:16

Comments[209]:

Awesome site; I'm retired Sears.
Your Name: Joseph Olbermann    
Your Location: Parishville, NY
Date: 2011-11-13 19:32:43

Comments[208]:

Love your page! I am looking for a Sears car.

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