The Dayton Electric Automobile & The Dayton Electric Car Co.

J. L. Baker of Dayton was the owner of this company. Baker was a master craftsman in the field of carriage making for over 30 years. He had formed an organization of thoroughly experienced business men with a staff of competent engineers, backed by ample capital.

1911 Dayton Electric

1911 Dayton Electric specifications include a 80 or 86 inch wheelbase, 32 inch artillery wheels, double chain or shaft drive, six forward speeds and three reverse, steering was by a lever (tiller) or wheel. The Dayton Electric was capable of 5 to 22 miles per hour and could travel almost 100 miles before the Exide or Edison batteries need charging. The motor used was a Westinghouse.

Dayton Electric Factory

1911 Dayton Electromobile Co.

1911 Dayton Electric

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