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1914 Saginaw Cyclecar
With its cherry red paint and white wall tires, the Saginaw offers a cheerful greeting to all museum visitors.
Located in the lobby, the car came to the Museum in July 2010 and it's already one of the Museum’s most treasured artifacts.
The Saginaw is a rare car. It is estimated that about 35 cars were produced in 1914 – the only year of production – by the Valley Boat and Engine Company. Only a handful of these 35 cars are known to still exist and some of them are in parts.
The exhibit also includes an enlarged reprint of the car’s original catalog so visitors can learn how the car was built, additional facts and how the company marketed it to the people.
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