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1917 Jeffery 472
This 7-passenger touring sedan, one of the last cars to bear the name Jeffery, was restored in 1953 by David H. Root, of Berea, Ohio, shown at the wheel. The Jeffery company from 1902 through 1916 built 56,467 cars.
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1917 Jeffery 671 Touring
Edward Smith, Chicago, Illinois
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1917 Jeffery J-6
A companion to the roadster was this four-cylinder, seven-passenger touring car which sold for $1,095. It retained the popular 22.5-horsepower powerplant. Total 1917 production was 6,516 cars and 3,000 trucks.
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1917 Jeffery 7-Passenger Touring Car 6cyl
Possibly a 1917 Jeffery Model 671 7-Passenger touring car. Pictured with owner Don Alden Lake of Jackson, Michigan, and his wife.
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1917 Jeffery 7-Passenger Touring Car
Possibly a 1917 Jeffery Model 671 7-Passenger touring car. Pictured with owner Don Alden Lake of Jackson, Michigan and the man with whom he founded the Jackson, Michigan chapter of The VMCCA back in the 50's.
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1917 Jeffery 7-Passenger Touring Car
Possibly a 1917 Jeffery Model 671 7-Passenger touring car, owned by the late Don Alden Lake of Jackson, Michigan.
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1917 Jeffery 671 Six Seven Passenger
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1917 Jeffrey. (Jeffery make is uncertain)
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1917 Jeffrey 671 Touring Car
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1917 Nash 671Rd
In the summer of 1917, Nash changed the nameplate on the Jeffery to bear his name for the first time. This was not, however, a Nash-designed car. This coupe seated two passengers, weighed 3,050 lbs.
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1917 Nash 671Sed
This is the closed sedan which had its nameplate changed to Nash, also in the summer of 1917. Note that the center posts which divided the windows were removable. This was the forerunner of today's "hard-top" convertible design.
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1917 Nash Truck. 1-Ton Flatbed Truck
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