1902 Rambler Model C

Motor Vehicle

Railway Village Museum

1902 Rambler Model C in the Antique Auto Display.

Name/Title

1902 Rambler Model C

Description

Produced in Kenosha, WI, the Rambler Model C was introduced in February 1902 and has a single-cylinder L-head engine, 6 hp, and a 4.5 bore and stroke of 6 inches. Its body is made of wood and weighs 1100 pounds. The Rambler Model C was the second largest mass-produced automobile at the time, behind the Oldsmobile Curved Dash.

Motor Vehicle Type

Automobile

Make and Manufacture

Manufacturer

Rambler

Model

Manufacture Date

1902

Total Produced

1500

Motor Vehicle Details

Engine

Engine Position

Front-Engine

Bore/Stroke

Bore: 4.5 inches. Stroke: 6 inches.

Horsepower

Drivetrain

Drive Type

Rear-Wheel Drive

Body

Number of Passengers

Top Speed

About 20 mph

Lexicon

Nomenclature 4.0

Nomenclature Primary Object Term

Automobile

Nomenclature Sub-Class

Motor Vehicles

Nomenclature Class

Land Transportation T&E

Nomenclature Category

Category 07: Distribution & Transportation Objects