The Stutz Bearcat was a well-known American sports car of the pre and post WW1 period. Essentially the Bearcat was a shorter (120” wheelbase vs 130”) lighter version of the standard Stutz passenger cars chassis.
The colorful history and rakish image of the Stutz Bearcat made it one of the better known antique cars to later generations of Americans. It was often associated with the Roaring 20s and college students of that period.
This car came from the A.K. Miller collection, fully disassembled by Harvey Cater. It is equipped with a Wisconsin 360 ci, 60 hp engine with a split fire ignition system.
Taken at the Hilton Head Island Concours d'Elegance & Motoring Festival.
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