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1907 Rambler Fire Truck
The picture depicts the Long Beach Fire Department in 1907. This 1907 Rambler was the first motorized piece of fire apparatus on the West Coast. it was equipped with a 40-gallon tank and 500 feet of hose. From the Long Beach Fire Department web site.
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1907 Rambler
Two-Cylinder Rambler chief's car. From the Long Beach Fire Department web site.
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1907 Rambler Fire Truck
Long Beach Fire Department's 1907 Rambler conversion. From the Los Angeles Fire Department web site.
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1907 Rambler 21
This five-passenger model, with its "occidental red" body, had a 100-inch wheelbase and sold for $1,250. A Wisconsin physician wrote the company: "My horse costs me $25 per month, my Rambler not so much."
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1907 Rambler 24
This odd-looking car was described in the 1907 catalog as "of the most modern design with many new but thoroughly tried and proven features." The motor, for example, was accessible "not from below but from the side and from above."
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1907 Rambler 25
This $2,500 monster seated five passengers, weighed 2,600 pounds, had a 40-horsepower engine. Nearly 1,500 employees worked for the Jeffery company in 1907, and more Ramblers were registered in Illinois (738) and Wisconsin (477) than any other make.
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1907 Rambler Model 21
Country Life in America, February 1907
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1907 Rambler Model 22
March 1907 Country Life in America
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1907 Rambler Model 24
October 1907 American Homes and Garden
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1907 Rambler Model 245
June 1907 Theatre
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1907 Rambler Model 25
February 1907 issue of The Threatre magazine
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1907 Rambler Model 25
May 1907 Country Life in America
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1907 Rambler Model 34
December 7, 1907, The Literary Digest
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1907 Rambler Models 21 and 25
December 1906 Country Life.
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1907 Rambler 27 Renabout
Illustration from The House Beautiful ad, December 1906.
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