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• 04/18/12 1906 Collateral damage - - posted by Kevin
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• 04/18/12 Re: 1906 Collateral damage - - posted by Frank Dunnigan
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• 04/22/12 Re: 1906 Collateral damage - - posted by Bill Codori
• 04/23/12 Re: 1906 Collateral damage - - posted by Frank Dunnigan

Re: 1906 Collateral damage -

To get back to the Sunset Auto Company for a minute. I came across a few lines in the 1971 book "Encyclopedia of American Automobiles Edited by G.N. Georgano"

Page 193 says

"Sunset 1901 - 1904

Sunset Automobile Co. San Francisco, Calif.
The Sunset steamer, although made on the West Coast, was very similar to its many contemporaries from New England. It had a vertical 2-cylinder engine, chain drive and tiler steering. Price was $900"