The Railsbach was an automobile built in
Saginaw, Michigan by L. M. Railsbach, in 1914.
History
L. M. Railsbach, a
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for the
Valley Boat & Engine Company, classed the vehicle as a
light car, but with its wheel track of 3-ft, it would make it a
cyclecar. The two-seater sold for $350. It had a
water-cooled 4-cylinder
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, 1.2L engine. L. M. Railsbach did not incorporate a company and the factory used for production is not known.
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Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States
Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Michigan
Defunct manufacturing companies based in Michigan
Brass Era vehicles
Cyclecars
1910s cars
Cars introduced in 1914