1919 Cleveland Roadster. VERY RARE and collectable car

Description for Other Makes Cleveland 1919

This is a very unique and valuable car. I am uncertain how many still exist. especially in the roadster version. but I do know that it is very few. I purchased this motor car because it is my namesake ( last name Cleveland ) but find myself now having to downsize and this beautiful car is unfortunately part of the downsize. I am attaching some original 1919 adverts to show more about the car. The picture in one of the adds is actually this car. This car is in excellent condition. inside and out. both body and mechanically. Please message me for further information or to make an offer on this vehicle. ClevelandCopied from the 1919 Motor Age MagazineCleveland car has had an unusual history from the dealer's standpoint. Up to last Friday night no dealer in the country knew the price of the car and yet at that time practically every territory in the country had been closed. Because of the closeness of the relationship between the Chandler company and the Cleveland company the car has been accepted by dealers from the first announcement that the Cleveland company financed and directed by the same interests as control the Chandler would put out a car. The car will sell for $1. 85. The car is an overhead-valve six mounted on a 112-in. wheellase with a five-passenger body. A roadster will be marketed at the same price. and later a full line of closed todies will te produced. It is a product of both the Cleveland company and well-known parts makers. The engine and axles are of Cleveland design and manufacture; the clutch. Borg & Beck. Mechanics Machine Co. transmission. Gray & Davis lighting. starting and ignition. Mechanics universals. and the body will be manufactured by the Fisher Body Co. 1919 Cleveland Roadster Automobile1919 Cleveland Touring Automobile 1919 Cleveland Coupe AutomobileThe Cleveland model was made by the Chandler Motor Car Company as a cheaper model to complement its parent company. Chandler. Originally the Chandler company denied that they were making the cars and p[ressreleases never mentioned the Chandler name. When the Cleveland accomplished to major tests in 1924 and 1926. the Cleveland Automobile Company was succeeded by the Chandler-Cleveland Corporation and a lowered priced Chandler replaced the Cleveland.