Anger Engineering Company
The Anger Engineering Company (or A.E.C.) was an automobile company from Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1913-1915.
Anger Engineering Company
- Founded
- 1912
- Headquarters
- Milwaukee
- Dissolved
- 1915
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The Anger Engineering Company (or A.E.C.) was an automobile company from Milwaukee, Wisconsin from 1913-1915.
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The A.E.C. company was founded in April 1912 by a man named Walter A. Anger. He was described as "a well-known auto tradesman". He had either T-head or L-head engines with either four or six cylinders. Most cars were built custom made. In 1915, the company went under.
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• Model — Engine — HP — Wheelbase • 4-40 — 251.3CID 4-cylinder — 26 — 120" • 6-50 — 6-cylinder — 38 — 134" • 6-60 — 6-cylinder — 43 — 140"
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