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Cole standardizes for 1914 with two identical engine models
Cole Motor Car Company of Indianapolis unveils its 1914 series nine lineup featuring a four and a six cylinder model built on identical construction. The cars use Delco electric systems, Timken axles, Firestone tires, and a left hand drive center control, promising economic standardization across components.
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