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Your Name: phil jones    
Your Location: Chicago
Date: 2011-10-17 11:30:39

Comments[206]:

i am a designer with Sears, and am going to be working on a project for the 125th birthday of sears. i will be visiting your site for needed research, and thank you for visuals, videos etc. to reference. i will not use any images or videos from your site i just wanted to say a friendly hello and glad to see someone so passionate to the Sears Motor Buggy. Phil
Your Name: John Lowe    
Your Location: Kearney
Date: 2011-10-04 20:56:54

Comments[205]:

I found a fellow (Kermit Wilke) with a wealth of knowledge from Wilcox, NE. He has been working on my 1911 Sears for a couple weeks now. I just got the word that he has it up and running now. I can't wait to give it a spin.
Your Name: G. Sandy Rose    
Your Location: Arlington, Texas
Date: 2011-09-30 06:42:22

Comments[204]:

Thanks to Chuck Sharpe for his work in organizing the Sears Motor Buggy 100+3 Gathering at the Old Car Festival. It was great to make new Sears friends and reconnect with 2009 100+1 Gathering friends! Sandy
Your Name: Tom Durfee    
Your Location: Michigan
Date: 2011-09-15 18:07:03

Comments[203]:

Cool Site

Your Name: George Birkel    
Your Location: Rubicon, WI
Date: 2011-07-25 13:40:05

Comments[200]:

History Great - we have a 1908 Sears, 1083J, Would you be able to give us any information as to its worth? Thank you
Your Name: CLARKE MAYZE    
Your Location: Traralgon VIC. AUSTRALIA
Date: 2011-07-12 07:17:40

Comments[199]:

Great web site - great info , should be far more of these informative pages for the highwheeler movement . Great effort - thanks so much - owners of 1906 original BLACK MOTOR BUGGY and 1909 RELIABLE DAYTON ...... Clarke & Lin Mayze

Your Name: Judy Meredith    
Your Location: Georgetown Texas
Date: 2011-07-10 20:54:34

Comments[198]:

We are having a summer history camp based on the year 1911. We are the Williamson museum, a non-profit museum, and our courthouse is 100 years old this year. I am trying to learn more about autos of the time and hope to find somebody to bring one to show the students. Our group will include 25-28 4th grader(lotof boys) so we need something to catch their attention. Any ideas you can share would be appreciated. Judy Meredith Volunteer Williamson nuseum
Your Name: Tom Wilson    
Your Location: Grand Rapids, Mi
Date: 2011-07-06 07:07:11

Comments[197]:

Wonderful site, thanks for sharing such great info. I'm a Sears retiree and appreciate all the work you have done. I have passed it on to my former coworker Auto center mgr. in Fl. Also my wife and i have just released a book on early Auto travel, Vintage Views Along the West Michigan Pike, about early auto travel in MIchigan.
Your Name: Kevin Biebel    
Your Location: Brookfield ,CT
Date: 2011-06-01 07:43:14

Comments[194]:

Have what I think is 1908 as found in private museum in ohio 2008 were it sat for 20to 25 years unseen by anyone,Prior to that it was told to me that it was in Bridgwater,NY car museum most of its life.The buggy is all original motor turns free true sevivor in original faded paint never restored.We intend to get it running and show as found.I will try and call to talk more about the vehical---Kevin
Your Name: robert w.    
Your Location: bay area
Date: 2011-05-05 13:15:56

Comments[191]:

remarkable website, i found a box of sears roebuck and co. books in great condition, just thought i would do some research on them.
Your Name: zeroxtrpo    
Your Location: zeroxtrpo
Date: 2011-05-05 03:41:18

Comments[190]:

Wow this information is great! Thanks this has helped me alot! Im sure your post's are one of the best out there! always so acurate!
Your Name: Murph    
Your Location: Eastern Oregon
Date: 2011-05-02 11:51:01

Comments[189]:

Thanks for posting this information and videos. It was fun going through it.
Your Name: Chuck Kottke    
Your Location: Crivitz, WI
Date: 2011-04-30 00:13:24

Comments[188]:

Thanks for the beautiful site covering the Sears Automobile! I've long been fascinated in antique autos, and I'm trying to piece together in my own mind the history of how our modern automobile developed - the high wheelers were well designed for farm families & rural muddy rutted roads, and it's interesting to see the ones Sears sold - simply amazing what one could get from a Sears and Roebuck mail-order catalog back in the day! Maybe Sears would be interested in having a reproduction company make a few hundred new ones to celebrate their 125th business anniversary?

Your Name: Car Hire Alicante    
Your Location: Car Hire Alicante
Date: 2011-04-20 22:09:16

Comments[187]:

Thank you for the work you have done into the post, this helps clear away some questions I had.
Your Name: Tim Knowler    
Your Location: Oskaloosa,Iowa
Date: 2011-04-19 21:31:54

Comments[186]:

Great site . Havent seen any close to this. I used to enjoy trips to The Old Threshers Reunion years ago with my stepdad. Love to hear about old cars and machines.
Your Name: Scott Kempton    
Your Location: Nashville, TN
Date: 2011-04-15 07:19:21

Comments[185]:

Hi John--Great website. I had never heard of a Sears Buggy until a mention of it on Jay Leno's website by Andy Holck, whose distant relative designed the car. Pretty cool old car! It must have been exciting to live in those days when people were transitioning from horse-drawn carriages to motorized carriages! I live in Nashville, TN, where the Marathon automobile was built in 1914-1915. The old factory is still there, and is in use for several other businesses, and they even still have one or two complete, running Marathons. Thanks for sharing your enthusiasm for the old Sears! Scott
Your Name: keith Craig    
Your Location: Middle TN
Date: 2011-04-07 05:40:44

Comments[184]:

WOW! That's awesome. I love old cars/engines/things mechanical. I didn't know Sears sold a car until I ran across it on Youtube. Excellent stuff! Keith
Your Name: CLARKE & LIN MAYZE    
Your Location: TRARALGON VIC. AUSTRALIA 3844
Date: 2011-04-04 20:19:10

Comments[183]:

GREAT WEB SITE - FANTASTIC INFORMATION ON A LOVELY BRAND OF HIGHWHEELER . A CREDIT TO YOU AND ALL SEARS OWNERS , BEST WISHES , REGARDS CLARKE & LIN MAYZE PS: owners of a most original circa 1906 BLACK MOTOR BUGGY
Your Name: Philip Coulson    
Your Location: Buena Park, CA
Date: 2011-04-03 19:06:11

Comments[182]:

Handling an estae with a 1912 Sears Model P Surrey. Vehicle is in excellent shape - the onwer paid $18,000 in 1990 for the car. I will take some pictures of it and email them to you for your record and also include the serial number and who buys it as we are going to tryand sell it at an auction
Your Name: George Randall    
Your Location: St Louis, Mo
Date: 2011-03-14 17:16:24

Comments[181]:

I just purchased a Sears J 2392 618-558-8612 Need some info before I start the engine.

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