The Eureka Automobile & The Eureka Motor Car Mfg. Co.

In 1909 not only did this company change it's name to The Eureka Motor Car Mfg. Co. but also the wheelbase to 90 inches. Additional improvements included a shaft drive, Weston Mott rear axle, 36 inch x 1 34 inch front wheels and tires, 38 inch x 1 1/4 inch, magneto, anti friction bearings, three point suspension, force feed oil system. The engine and transmission were in one unit with a selective type speed change transmission. 1909-1914 Eureka automobiles were equipped with a two cylinder air cooled 16 horsepower engine.

1909-1914 Eureka Models included a Runabout Roadster with a double rumble seat (shown above and below), five passenger Surrey and a closed Delivery Wagon.

1910 Eureka Roadster