The $300 1907 Albany Run-a-bout
The 1907 Albany Run-a-bout, built in Albany, Indiana, sold for $300 with a top and promised seats of dyed elephant hide. Specs, history, and what a drive may have felt like.
The 1907 Albany Run-a-bout, built in Albany, Indiana, sold for $300 with a top and promised seats of dyed elephant hide. Specs, history, and what a drive may have felt like.
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