The Winton Model 17 was the six-cylinder touring car that carried the Winton name through the early 1910s. It took its number in 1909, when the 48 horsepower six introduced the year before as the Six-teen-Six became the Model 17, and it stayed in production for five years. The 1911 Model 17B used a 457 cubic-inch L-head engine with a single updraft Stromberg and Winton carburetor, a four-speed transmission, two-wheel mechanical drum brakes and a 124-inch wheelbase. Body styles ran from five-passenger tourer, torpedo, toy tonneau and roadster to seven-passenger tourer, limousine and landaulet. Prices in 1909 ranged from 3,000 to 4,650 dollars.
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Engine Class Engine457 cubic-inch L-head six-cylinder engine 1 Connections
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The Winton Motor Carriage Company was a pioneer United States automobile manufacturer based in Cleveland, Ohio.
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The Winton Motor Carriage Company was a pioneer United States automobile manufacturer based in Cleveland, Ohio.
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1. 1911 Winton Model 17B (Conceptcarz)
Six Cylinder Engine section
For 1909 the 48 horsepower car became a Model 17 and would remain in production for five years.
Model 17-B body styles, tourer
Body styles included a five-passenger tourer, torpedo, toy tonneau, and roadster. Seven-passenger body styles included a tourer, limousine, and landaulet.
Model 17-B body styles, roadster
Body styles included a five-passenger tourer, torpedo, toy tonneau, and roadster. Seven-passenger body styles included a tourer, limousine, and landaulet.
Model 17-B body styles, limousine
Body styles included a five-passenger tourer, torpedo, toy tonneau, and roadster. Seven-passenger body styles included a tourer, limousine, and landaulet.
Model 17-B body styles, landaulet
Body styles included a five-passenger tourer, torpedo, toy tonneau, and roadster. Seven-passenger body styles included a tourer, limousine, and landaulet.
Model 17-B specification, engine class
The 457 cubic-inch L-head engine used a single updraft Stromberg/Winton carburetor to produce 48 horsepower.
Model 17-B specification, power
The 457 cubic-inch L-head engine used a single updraft Stromberg/Winton carburetor to produce 48 horsepower.
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