Bailey-Carroll & Kline Co.
Defunct American motor vehicle manufacturer
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Bailey-Carroll & Kline Co. of York, Pennsylvania, was a car and truck manufacturer.
| Type | Truck and Car Company |
|---|---|
| Industry | Manufacturing |
| Founded | 1909 |
| Defunct | 1914 |
| Headquarters | York, Pennsylvania, US |
| Products | Trucks ; Automobiles |
History
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The company, founded in 1909 in York, Pennsylvania, manufactured trucks and cars under the brand name Kline.[1] The company was also known under the abbreviation B.C.K. Motor Car Co. In 1911, the Roadster Model 4-24 was available for purchase.[2] The four-cylinder engine had a displacement of 3077 cc with a bore of 95.25 mm and a stroke of 107.95 mm. The engine produced 24 hp. The transmission had three gears. Also in 1911, a small delivery van with a capacity of 1,250 lbs (0.6 t) was available. He had a two-cylinder engine with 16 horsepower. The gearbox had two gears. The wheelbase was 2184 mm and the track width 1422 mm.[3]