Rambler Country Club (1912)

The Rambler Country Club was one of the four model names that the Thomas B. Jeffery Company of Kenosha, Wisconsin, introduced for its Rambler cars in 1912, with Cross Country, Knickerbocker and Valkyrie, which Wikipedia credits to Ned Jordan. A surviving 1912 example is described by its seller as a close-coupled five-passenger touring car with a 50 horsepower, 432 cubic inch L-head four-cylinder engine on a 120 inch wheelbase, and the owner says only three 50 horsepower 1912 Ramblers are known to survive. The Country Club was not among the models listed for 1913, the last year of the Rambler brand before Jeffery replaced it. The name is not the Country Club two-door hardtop and station wagon that Nash added to the later Rambler line.