TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — The seasonal opening of the Franklin Auto Museum is just a week away. Located in Midtown, at 1405 E. Kleindale Rd. near the intersection of Prince and Mountain, the museum is ...

EAST GREENWICH — The Franklin Automobile Co. manufactured high-quality cars from 1902 to 1934 and might be better known had it produced more cars and had it not succumbed to financial pressures ...

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The air-cooled engine may have never taken off for American-made cars, but that doesn't mean we don't appreciate the alternative power method. In homage to the Franklin automobile--of which only 3,700 ...

1 How many Franklins were made? The Franklin Automobile Co. in Syracuse, founded by Herbert H. Franklin, made about 150,000 of these cars between 1902 and 1934. At present there are 3,700 left that we ...

HICKORY CORNERS --The H. H. Franklin Club Inc., founded in 1951 to preserve the legacy of America's most successful air-cooled automobile, has announced plans to construct a new facility at the ...

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Eight-seven years ago, the Great Depression claimed one Central New York’s most significant and successful businesses, as the final Franklin automobile rolled off the assembly line on the afternoon of ...

It’s not like Mark Franklin can’t do beautiful auto body and paint work. Anyone who has seen his parents, Mick and Doty Franklin’s, rose-colored 1935 Terraplane or their gold-over-red 1947 Hudson ...

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The seasonal opening of the Franklin Auto Museum is just a week away. Located in Midtown, at 1405 E. Kleindale Rd. near the intersection of Prince and Mountain, the museum is the proud home of the ...