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Michigan (1903 automobile)
The Michigan was an automobile built in Kalamazoo, Michigan by the Michigan Automobile Company from 1903 to 1908.
The men behind the company were the Fuller brothers, Charles D., and Frank D. They owned the ''Fuller Brothers Manufacturing Company'' that made washboards and other wood products. They negotiated with the Blood brothers, owners of the ''Kalamazoo Cycle Company'' and builders of the Blood cycle car. On December, 30th, 1902, they established together the ''Michigan Automobile Company'' with Charles Fuller as chairman, Frank Fuller as secretary and general manager, Maurice E. Blood as treasurer, and Charles C. Blood as superintendent.
==Model A==
The Bloods soon presented a tiny "prototype" car, a two-passenger runabout with a wheebase of just 48 in., a steering lever and an air-cooled, single-cylinder engine that delivered 3.5 hp. For production, it got a longer frame with a wheelbase of 54 in. but was left otherwise quite unchanged. It came with rather large wire wheels and was marketed as the Model A runabout, prized at only $450, and weighing only 360 pounds. As it was a nice and well-built car this was a very attractive offering and one of the cheapest "real" cars at the time. About 100 cars were until 1904. Finally, prices went up to $475.
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