1918 Overland Model 90 B Touring Car
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Overland was one of the most successful early car companies. Founded in 1903, Overland had by 1912 become the second-bestselling American car behind Ford. This Model 90 Overland was more stylish, comfortable, and powerful than a Ford Model T, with a six-inch-longer wheelbase and 12 more horsepower. It also cost $345 more.
Overland was one of the most successful early car companies. Founded in 1903, Overland had by 1912 become the second-bestselling American car behind Ford. This Model 90 Overland was more stylish, comfortable, and powerful than a Ford Model T, with a six-inch-longer wheelbase and 12 more horsepower. It also cost $345 more.
Artifact
Automobile
Date Made
1918
On Exhibit
at Henry Ford Museum in Driving America
Object ID
87.23.1
Credit
From the Collections of The Henry Ford.
Material
Metal
Canvas
Leather
Glass (Material)
Wood (Plant material)
Color
Dark green
Black (Color)
Dimensions
Diameter: 3.375 in (Bore)
Length: 5 in (Stroke)
Width: 65 in
Height: 77.5 in
Wheelbase: 106 in
Length: 150 in
Inscriptions
Ammeter: AUTOLITE Speedometer: STEWART Plate on radiator: MADE BY / THE WILLYS OVERLAND CO. / TOLEDO, OHIO / PATENTED / AUG 8 '11, FEB 8'13, NOV 17 '14, MAY 25 '16 / NO 2089-905 On running boards: Overland emblem On front of hood: Overland emblem
Specifications
Make & Model: 1918 Overland Model 90 B touring car
Maker: Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio
Engine: inline-4, L-head valves, 179 cubic inches
Transmission: 3-speed manual
Height: 77.5 inches
Width: 65 inches
Wheelbase: 106 inches
Overall length: 150 inches
Weight: 2350 pounds
Horsepower: 32
Pounds per horsepower: 73.4
Price: $795
Average 1918 wage: $1,047 per year
Time you'd work to buy this car: about 10 months
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