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The Pak-Age-Car Corporation (originally "Pac-Kar") was a Chicago-based company building a small walk-in delivery van from 1926 until 1941. The truck was designed to replicate what a horse-drawn delivery carriage could do, and looked a little like a horse-drawn wagon without the animal. The company belonged to the Mechanical Manufacturing Company of Chicago, and from 1927 on they were distributed through the Stutz dealer network.

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rdfs:label	Pak-Age-Car (en)
rdfs:comment	The Pak-Age-Car Corporation (originally "Pac-Kar") was a Chicago-based company building a small walk-in delivery van from 1926 until 1941. The truck was designed to replicate what a horse-drawn delivery carriage could do, and looked a little like a horse-drawn wagon without the animal. The company belonged to the Mechanical Manufacturing Company of Chicago, and from 1927 on they were distributed through the Stutz dealer network. (en)
foaf:name	Pak-Age-Car Corporation (en)
name	Pak-Age-Car Corporation (en)
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location	Connersville, Indiana Chicago Indianapolis
dcterms:subject	Cars introduced in 1926 Defunct truck manufacturers of the United States Stutz vehicles Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States 1926 establishments in Illinois Defunct manufacturing companies based in Illinois Defunct manufacturing companies based in Chicago Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1941 Defunct manufacturing companies based in Indiana Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Illinois Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1926
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Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	American Austin Car Company Cars introduced in 1926 Defunct truck manufacturers of the United States Connersville, Indiana Consolidated B-24 Liberator Cord (automobile) Lycoming Engines Stutz Motor Company Stutz vehicles Automotive industry Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States Willys MB Duesenberg 1926 establishments in Illinois Defunct manufacturing companies based in Illinois Defunct manufacturing companies based in Chicago Truck JBS USA Vehicle manufacturing companies disestablished in 1941 Auburn Automobile Defunct manufacturing companies based in Indiana Chicago Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Illinois Hercules Engine Company Diamond T Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1926 Marmon-Herrington Great Depression Indianapolis Flat engine Flathead engine Multi-stop truck
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fate	Merged (en)
industry	Automotive industry
location	Connersville, Indiana Chicago, Illinois (en) Indianapolis, Indiana (en) (en)
owner	Stutz Motor Company Auburn Automobile (en) Mechanical Manufacturing Company (en)
products	Truck
has abstract	The Pak-Age-Car Corporation (originally "Pac-Kar") was a Chicago-based company building a small walk-in delivery van from 1926 until 1941. The truck was designed to replicate what a horse-drawn delivery carriage could do, and looked a little like a horse-drawn wagon without the animal. The company belonged to the Mechanical Manufacturing Company of Chicago, and from 1927 on they were distributed through the Stutz dealer network. Stutz Motor Company took over the company wholesale in 1932, hoping that the truck would save the failing company. The Pak-Age-Car company was not enough for Stutz to pin their hopes on. After Stutz's bankruptcy Auburn Central Company took over the Pak-Age-Car rights in 1938, moving the production line to their underutilized plant in Connersville, Indiana. Within a year, Auburn transferred the sales and service to Diamond T while retaining the Pak-Age-Car manufacture. With Auburn Central Company as well as Diamond T focusing on wartime production, Pak-Age-Car manufacture was halted for good in 1941. Of the circa 3,500 built, only about ten Pak-Age-Cars are thought still to exist. Six are Stutz-made ones and the remaining four Diamond Ts. Working vehicles generally do not survive at the same ratio as passenger vehicles, and being built in an age before mechanical cooling systems Pak-Age-Cars delivering perishables were usually packed with ice to keep them cool. As a result of the melting ice, they quickly rusted away from the inside out. (en)
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fate	Merged (en)
founding year	1926-01-01 (xsd:gYear)
industry	Automotive industry
owner	Stutz Motor Company Auburn Automobile
owning company	Stutz Motor Company Auburn Automobile
product	Truck
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	Stutz Motor Company Multi-stop truck

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