1910 International Harvester Model G Roadster

International Harvester had its roots in building reapers in the 1840s. The company capitalized on its manufacturing experience, and its farmer customers' particular needs, when it introduced a two-cylinder high-wheeler automobile in 1907. The rugged vehicle was well suited to poor rural roads. Four-cylinder models joined the lineup in 1910. Some, like this Model G, were equipped with air-cooled engines.