Per contributor Alan Naldrett:
Mr. Anderson was the owner of the Detroit Electric Car Co., the most successful electric car in Michigan. The electric car could go 211 miles on a single battery charge. After the company went out of business in 1939, the parts were given to a factory on the second floor of a 10th Street address in Detroit, where the Detroit Electric would be assembled on a smaller basis.
Mr. Anderson was the owner of the Detroit Electric Car Co., the most successful electric car in Michigan. The electric car could go 211 miles on a single battery charge. After the company went out of business in 1939, the parts were given to a factory on the second floor of a 10th Street address in Detroit, where the Detroit Electric would be assembled on a smaller basis.
Per contributor Alan Naldrett:
Mr. Anderson was the owner of the Detroit Electric Car Co., the most successful electric car in Michigan. The electric car could go 211 miles on a single battery charge. After the company went out of business in 1939, the parts were given to a factory on the second floor of a 10th Street address in Detroit, where the Detroit Electric would be assembled on a smaller basis.
Mr. Anderson was the owner of the Detroit Electric Car Co., the most successful electric car in Michigan. The electric car could go 211 miles on a single battery charge. After the company went out of business in 1939, the parts were given to a factory on the second floor of a 10th Street address in Detroit, where the Detroit Electric would be assembled on a smaller basis.
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