The Fawick-Flyer Automobile & The Fawick Motor Car Co.

Thomas L. Fawick built two cars, which he called Silent Sioux before going into production with his Fawick Flyer. The Fawick Motor Car Company ceased production by 1912 after producing only 7 cars. Unfortunately, Fawick did not have the tremendous capital needed to expand his automobile business and compete with other major automobile manufacturers. He stopped production of the Fawick Flyer and moved to Waterloo, Iowa in 1914. Fawick lived in Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin and continued to design and invent items, mostly related to automobiles. Thomas L. Fawick was granted over 200 patents.

1912 Fawick-Flyer With Thomas L. Fawick Driving
Equipped with 4 Cylinder 40 Horsepower Engine

The following Automobile Top manufacturers are represented in the early 1900s advertisement - Myers-Dayton Top Co., D. B. Dunham & Son, Ohio Carriage Co., Walter N. Beecher, Springfield Auto Tops, C. Z. Knoh and Buob & Scheu.

Early 1900s Automobile Tops Advertising

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