2-Cylinder, Horizontally-Opposed Engine 6hp 3-Speed Transmission Full Elliptic Leaf Spring Suspension Front and Rear 2-Wheel Brakes *Previous ownership for more than 30 years *Once in the collection of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum *A correct and original example of the model *Potentially eligible for the London to Brighton STEVENS-DURYEA The J.

Stevens Arms & Tool Co.

of Chicopee Falls, Massachusetts got into the automobile business in 1901, offering a car designed by J.

Frank Duryea—who, along with brother Charles, had produced America's first series-built automobiles in 1895.

In November of that same year, Frank drove a Duryea horseless carriage to victory in the first automobile race ever held in America.

First generation Stevens-Duryea cars were produced between 1901 and 1906.

Built on a 69-inch wheelbase, they were powered by a horizontally opposed 2-cylinder engine originally rated at five horsepower.

The cars featured an unusual mechanism that permitted the driv...