Comments[313]:

Lovely interesting cars, I am currently working on two Sears for Clients. Would love one for myself........one day

Comments[312]:

One Model H is in Porvoo. I saw it two days ago in exhibition.

Comments[311]:

I just found one of these in a building that is in the process of collapsing. It is complete, fenders, running boards,top and the motor is not stuck. The owner says it's a 1906 but maybe mistaken, the nameplate shows the model as a partial "P" the serial no is 3418. I'm currently trying to see if it's for sale. Great article, Thanks

Comments[310]:

Enjoyed talking with Mr. Daly about the Sears engine Oiler.

Comments[309]:

HCCA Gazette 1966 article...  Where is this Sears, now? Did find a listing for N. Woodhouse, North Yakima, WA... original buyer.. on last page of the Historical Sears Registry.... but car dated   as a 1907.. and no serial number to trace.Also, no listing for DeWayne H. Rider, of Chehalis, WA

Comments[307]:

John, Me again, cannot download any videos, are you able to put me in touch with Wayne Sutton? The bearings are for Timken D2 stub axles. Regards Colin

Comments[306]:

Hi John, I purchased the Sears 1088 pictured on your website. I am looking for wheel bearings if they are available. Also a hood frame or enough detail for me to reproduce one. Kindest regards Colin

Comments[305]:

Very interesting vehicles from an exciting era. Thank you for sharing.

Comments[304]:

My step dad had a picture of the Model L advertisement. Very similar to the ad you have except in color. Do you know what it may be worth, if anything?

Comments[303]:

It's great to see these cars out and about, and not relegated to museum duty!

Comments[302]:

Hi John, We are hosting the Red Flag Motor Tour in Mount Pleasant IA and this year the tour is dedicated to Sears motor cars. Would you like some information about the tour? Cindy

Comments[301]:

Always loved automobile history. Came here for some ideas to build my own “throw back” buggy.

Comments[298]:

We have early Buicks (one in the Brass Era) and love reading and learning about early automobile history. Keep up the good work.

Comments[297]:

A very cool compilation of information, thank you!

Comments[296]:

Saw a youtube video about sears bankruptcy, was surprised to learn they made cars way back. WAY COOL! Fun to be able to see these relics!

Comments[295]:

Great site. Just bought a model X in excellent original condition. 1912 3070. It has PAWCATUCK ROOFING CO. Painted on the side. I would be very pleased to hear of any known history. Please also advise best material for the friction disc and a USA supplier. Thanks George

Comments[294]:

I BOUGHT A JACKET FROM A LOCAL ANTIQUES EMPORIUM-IT HAS READY SET GO AND SEARS WRITTEN ON THE BACK -BASICALLY LOOKING FOR HISTORY OF SAID JACKET ? ANY CLUES ?

Comments[293]:

I just purchased some antique cars from Ernest Sutherland, 1 being the 1908 Sears Model J Serial# 1884, I printed the info from this site, good read. Thanks

Comments[292]:

Hi, Thank you for posting this informative and well researched page. Alvaro Krotz was my Great, Great Uncle and I am trying to research his life and family. Do you have any access to his personal material like photographs or contact information for his direct descendants? Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!

Comments[291]:

I've tried and tried and tried to get on this web site, but it won't let me.

John M. Daly