A. B. C. Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Company

The A. B. C. Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Company was founded in 1905 by Amedee B. Cole in St. Louis, Missouri. It's industry was automobiles and its headquarters remained in St. Louis, Missouri. The first vehicles were marketed in October 1906. The company went bankrupt in late-1910.

COMPANY NAMES

• Auto Buggy Manufacturing Company (1905-1908)
• A. B. C. Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Company (1908-1910)

MODELS

1905-1907

• Tonneau (3-passenger)
• Runabout (2-passenger)
• Surrey/Touring (4-passenger)

1907 A.B.C. Touring

1908

• Runabout (2-passenger)
• Runabout (3-passenger)
• Surrey (4-passenger)
• Delivery Wagon

1908 A.B.C. Runabout

1909

• Model C Runabout (2-passenger)
• Model D Roadster (3-passenger)
• Model E Surrey (4-passenger)
• Model F Delivery Wagon

NOTE: 1909 models were offered with water cooled or air cooled motors.

1910

• Model C Runabout (2-passenger)
• Model D Roadster (3-passenger)
• Model E Surrey (4-passenger)
• Model F Delivery Wagon
• Model G Runabout (2-passenger)
• Model H Roadster (2-passenger)
• Model H Roadster (3-passenger)
• Model I Touring (4-passenger)
• Model I Touring (5-passenger)

ADVERTISEMENTS

Popular Mechanics (1908)

The Spokesman of the Carriage & Associate Trades (December 1908)

Scientific American (Dec. 11, 1909)