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	CarPrices.com - Stutz Bearcat
		As Stutz himself pointed out, "Recoils [from sudden stops, for instance] are upward instead of downward, because the springs operate under tension instead of compression." Handling was aided, as well, by the vehicle's uncommonly low center of gravity.
		Stutz was so concerned with proper lubrication that he designed a crankcase that carried eight quarts of oil, instead of the typical four, and he mounted an auxiliary oil tank integrally with the gas tank, poised behind the rear seat.
		Stutz specified dual ignition to guard against misfires, and he had galleries drilled into the hefty crankshaft to carry oil to the bearings.
	www.carprices.com /articles/stutzbearcat.html (1278 words)

	Lost Marques: Stutz
		The 1914 Stutz Roadster, with 6.5 litre four cylinder engine was the first of Harry C Stutz's cars to be called a "Bearcat"...
		The Bearcat was a large two-seater with a long ungainly bonnet and, surprisingly, no weather protection for the occupants.
		In view of Harry Stutz's expertise with rear-mounted gearboxes, it was not surprising that the Bearcats had this feature, which helped to balance the weight distribution, and improved the road-holding.
	www.uniquecarsandparts.com.au /lost_marques_stutz.htm (853 words)

	About Stutz- The Automobile
		Stutz continued to promote its cars on the racetrack and in 1915 was named America’s racing champion.
		For a while, Stutz continued to be active in competition, winning the Stevens Trophy for reliability in 1927 and receiving the AAA designation as America’s fastest stock car.
		The last Stutz was manufactured in 1934 after a total of only 35,000 cars were produced in the company’s 25-year history.
	www.stutzclub.org /Pages/about_car.html (336 words)

	Stutz Bearcat - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A later Bearcat was produced in the 1970s and 1980s by the revived Stutz Motor Car of America company.
		The Bearcat was also the car used in Erwin "Cannon Ball" Baker's record coast-to-coast drive, inspiration for the later Cannonball Run outlaw race and film spinoffs.
		The Bearcat switched with the Blackhawk to the GM B platform the next year, with the exterior continuing the Blackhawk's exposed trunk-mounted spare tire.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stutz_Bearcat (415 words)

	Stutz Bearcat information, specifications, history, and images. High Resolution, Wallpapers, Destop Images.
		Stutz will be forever remembered for their Bearcat model, a vehicle produced until 1925.
		The Stutz Bearcat was produced from 1914 through 1924.
		In 1912 the Stutz Bearcats proved their potential by winning 25 out of the 30 races in which they were entered.
	www.conceptcarz.com /vehicle/z10080/Stutz_Bearcat/default.aspx (1340 words)

	Stutz Business Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Stutz is remembered for many things, including the Bearcat which raced in the first Indianapolis 500 and was built at his factory.
		Stutz Bearcats and Blackhawks are recognized as one of the finest sports and racing cars of their day.
		The Stutz sedans are acknowledged as one of the safest cars, due to Harry Stutz's innovative under slung suspension and transmission designs.
	www.thestutz.com /History.aspx (529 words)

	Blackhawk Auto Exhibition: 1912 Stutz (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Gil Anderson drove the Stutz to an eleventh place finish; the company’s slogan “the car that made good in a day” was firmly established.
		In 1912 Stutz cars were entered in thirty different racing events and won twenty-five of them; of those winning entries, nearly all were stock, or near-stock, Bearcats.
		The Stutz Bearcat — with its trademark “monocle” windshield — is a true sports car: it measures barely fourteen feet in length, but it weighs more than two tons.
	www.blackhawkmuseum.org /bhm/profiles/stutz/stutz12.html (173 words)

	CanadianDriver: Motoring Memories -
		The Bearcat had a huge four-cylinder T-head (inlet valves in one side of the cylinder block and exhausts in the other) Wisconsin engine that displaced 6.4 litres (389 cu in.) and produced 50 horsepower.
		A Stutz racing team, called the White Squadron, was the scourge of the American racing circuit during the teens.
		The Stutz Bearcat remains, however, the supreme embodiment of that swashbuckling, romantic era of bathtub gin and a dance called the Charleston.
	www.canadiandriver.com /articles/bv/bearcat.htm (806 words)

	Joyrides \| Stutz cars helped put the roar in the Roaring Twenties
		Stutz was built in Indianapolis from 1911 to 1935 when it sunk under the weight of the Depression.
		The luxury beauties that Stutz was building continued the old tradition of speed, however, particularly with the introduction in 1928 of the Stutz Black Hawk, the second legendary Stutz model name.
		Stutz was besieged with lawsuits, including a breach-of-contract claim over engine building and a breach-of-confidence suit by James Scripps-Booth over the lowslung worm drive design Stutz adopted before Moskowics entered the picture.
	info.detnews.com /joyrides/story/index.cfm?id=147 (1298 words)

	Stutz Bearcat - Supercars.net
		Henry C Stutz created the Bearcat which became one of the very first supercars and an early American icon.
		It was based on Stutz's competitive 1911 Indy car and was a raced as well as disguised as a spartan passenger car.
		The Bearcat featured sparse, attractive coachwork with Stutz drum lights, an S & M spot lamps and a motometer bearing the slogan 'The car that made good in a day'.
	www.supercars.net /cars/2218.html (281 words)

	Binturongs -- page 1. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		A Binturong, or Bearcat, is a mammal of the order Carnivora, found in the southeastern parts of Asia, from far eastern India through southwestern China, Thailand, Laos, Burma, Viet Nam, Malaysia, and parts of Indonesia (Sumatra and Borneo).
		The word binturong is of Malaysian origin, but the animal is commonly called "bearcat" in English, never mind the fact that it is neither a bear nor a cat, but from an older lineage than either.
		Bearcat is a brand name for a line of CB radios.
	members.aol.com /gbearcat/binturongs/binnies.htm (1040 words)

	Ruger Bearcat
		The original Bearcat had a one-piece cylinder/grip frame made of an aluminum alloy that was blue anodized, a 4” steel barrel, six shot non-fluted steel cylinder that was roll marked with a “Bear and a Cougar” scene and with the words “Ruger” and “Bearcat”.
		The Bearcat was so popular in fact, that due to favorable sales volumes, the August 1958 introductory price of $49.50 was reduced to $39.50 in March 1961.
		This is Bearcat #53702, toward the end of a variation that has the larger 1/8” serial number and oiled grip panels with the light stamped medallion but still retains a steel ejector rod housing.
	www.gunblast.com /Hamm_Bearcat.htm (2366 words)

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		Founded by entrepreneur Harry C. Stutz, the company's superbly engineered, high-priced sport and luxury cars, like the Stutz Bearcat, came to symbolize the Roaring '20s' quest for sex and speed.
		With hydraulic brakes and an early safety glass that was held together with fine strands of wire, the AA "Safety Stutz" sedan offered a mid-range model that was more affordable for typical families of the 1920s.
		Various safes yielded $900,000 in stocks and notes and $75,000 was found in silver bullion and coins in the crawlspace of an abandoned schoolhouse.
	www.in.gov /ism/Exhibits_Collections/Collection/col_stutz.aspx (300 words)

	The University of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio
		The University of Cincinnati Bearcats were born on Oct. 31, 1914.
		Rawe cited yet another version in which Leonard Baehr launched the name when he was photographed next to a Stutz Bearcat in 1914.
		And then, of course, there was the Stutz Bearcat - the reigning sports car of the pre-World War I era, a great-grandfather of the Corvette - which had nothing, so far as we can now determine, to do with the University of Cincinnati Bearcats.
	www.uc.edu /about/History.html (925 words)

	Husky Signpast / Stutz
		Stutz was "The car that made good in a day." That day was at the first Indianapolis 500, in May of 1911.
		Stutz produced between 2000 and 5000 cars annually during the twenties.
		In 1932 the Bearcat name was revived for a speedster guaranteed to surpass 100 mph, but in 1934 only six cars left the factory, and in January 1935 the company announced that it was quitting car production to make delivery vans.
	www.sportomotoring.com /Product.html?CategoryID=3068544270136813 (297 words)

	TIME.com: Stutz Swindle -- Aug. 5, 1935 -- Page 1
		That was the notorious "Stutz Corner" engineered by Allan Ryan, son of the late Thomas Fortune Ryan who in his will cut off his speculative heir with a set of pearl studs.
		Last week Stutz again made rousing news, this time in connection with what smart young SEC Attorney John L. Flynn called "a gigantic interstate stock swindle." Revealed at SEC hearings in Chicago were methods of mulcting the public that have seldom been surpassed for devastating certainty.
		Forthwith the Stutz bankers produced one Samuel Genis, who took an option on the 30,000 shares and who was missing last week when SEC wanted to question him.
	www.time.com /time/magazine/article/0,9171,711717,00.html (788 words)

	Associate Board
		The Associate Board hosts the Bearcat Ball to benefit the Rehabilitation Institute's Pediatric Free Care Program, and the Virginia Wadsworth Wirtz Sports Program, serving athletes with physical disabilites.
		The Bearcat Ball is named for the Stutz Bearcat, a luxury automobile manufactured in the 1920s purported to have carried the heroes and heroines of author F. Scott Fitzgerald's day to yacht clubs and dinner dances and secluded roadhouses.
		The ultimate statement of class, style and luxury, the Bearcat is as much a symbol of 1920s youth as hip flasks and raccoon coats.
	www.associateboard.org /bearcat.html (118 words)

	Hank Brackett and Johnny Reach
		A third replica Bearcat Barris made was used for car shows exclusively...it was heavily chromed and BRIGHT yellow (unlike mine) and it came with 3 pseudo guns.
		The car is actually a 1914 Stutz Bearcat, series E Torpedo roadster.
		A few years back I was fortunate enough to assist in the restoration of an original Bearcat, although this one was red, not white as in the movie.
	www.thrillingdetective.com /bearcats.html (877 words)

	Bearcats
		It was about two guys who drove around the West in a Stutz Bearcat.
		I was only a kid at the time so the great memories I have may only be through the mind of a 10 year old.
		In the first episode, our heroes encountered tank-driving bank robbers, but the real competition was on NBC where the number two show on television at the time, 'The Flip Wilson Show' was starting its second season with guest stars Lucille Ball, The Osmonds, and special guest Ed Sullivan singing 'Strangers in the Night'.
	www.tvparty.com /recbearcats.html (309 words)

	Stutz Cars Model Range Types
		The next year, the founder, Henry C. Stutz, renamed the company Stutz Motor Company and began selling high-performance roadsters like the famous Stutz Bearcat.
		Stutz was forced to raise money beginning in 1916, eventually selling the company in 1919.
		Logos, Names, and Designations are copyright of the respective Motor company and are used only for identification and classification purposes.
	www.ukcar.com /carspecs/basicmodels.asp?maker=Stutz (348 words)

	Stutz Motor Company - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		1915 Stutz White Squadron racer in the Petersen Automotive Museum
		The new owners brought in Frederick Ewan Moskowics, formerly of Daimler Benz, Marmon, and Franklin, in 1923.
		Virgil Exner had more luck with the Stutz name.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Stutz (547 words)

	Stutz Bearcat Convertible
		Finally, in 1979, it was for Stutz possible to present a convertible with roll-bar, the "Bearcat".
		Later, the Bearcat received the same design changes as the Blackhawk.
		The car was based on a Pontiac Firebird; the body was made of "Diamond Fiber Comp.", a kind of carbon fiber.
	members.fortunecity.com /stutzblackhawk/ebc.htm (215 words)

	Stutz Business Center (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-04)
		Where Harry Stutz concieved the idea of the Stutz Bearcat.
		This building, just south of the Stutz Business Center at 217 W. 10th St., was recently renovated and aptly named Stutz II.
		Leasing for the 70,000 square feet Stutz II facility is now underway.
	www.thestutz.com /Stutz2.aspx (136 words)

	Oldtimer gallery. Cars. Stutz.
		1931 Stutz model MB 40, 145" wheelbase 7-passenger sedan, 8 cyl.
		1930 Stutz model M, dual cowl phaeton, 8 cyl.
		1929 Stutz model M, boattail speedster, 8 cyl.
	www.autogallery.org.ru /m/stutz.htm (113 words)

	Stutz Bearcat Convertible
		The 1967 Stutz Bearcat showed a different design to the Stutz Revival Car,
		the first factory-built Bearcat Convertible was presented in 1979...
		Around 1977 a Stutz dealer presented a "D'Italia" named converted Blackhawk.
	www.madle.org /ebc.htm (314 words)

	bearcat - OneLook Dictionary Search
		Tip: Click on the first link on a line below to go directly to a page where "bearcat" is defined.
		Phrases that include bearcat: bearcat heavy fighter, bearcat interceptor, bearcat voice, grumman bearcat, stutz bearcat
		Words similar to bearcat: binturong, arctictis bintourong, panda, more...
	www.onelook.com /?w=bearcat (137 words)

	MillerAuction
		Have to remember to clean that '20 Bearcat out of the shed.
		Cylinders and pistons from a brass era Stutz in forground.
		In the end, the IRS took a hefty chunk of the cash for back taxes, which proves the old adage about the only two sure things in life...
	coolcatcorp.com /millerauction/MillerAuction.html (530 words)

	University of Cincinnati News: History of the UC Bearcat Mascot
		University of Cincinnati News: History of the UC Bearcat Mascot
		When the students published the yearbook for 1915, they included a mock-epic poem, "The Kentucky State Wildcats vs. The Cincinnati Bearcats," which ended: At last outplayed, outtricked,
		If Leonard Baehr was ever photographed next to a Stutz Bearcat, on the field or off, the photo does not survive.
	www.uc.edu /info-services/bearcat.htm (942 words)

	bidorbuy - bidorbuy Auction 2146493 - 1931 STUTZ BEARCAT - MATCHBOX MODEL - MINT - Durban - South Africa
		This 1931 Stutz Bearcat, Produced by Matchbox, was created for the 1978 Models of Yesteryear series,
		The two seater 155 hp Bearcat had a factory guarantee of 100 mph.
		The engine reached its ultimate in design in 1931 with the introduction of the double overhead camshaft DV 32 with four valves per cylinder, and was considered, a must for all young university freshmen in America of the 30's
	www.bidorbuy.co.za /jsp/item/Item.jsp?Trade_TradeId=2146493 (251 words)

	Stutz Links
		Craig and Perky Stutz (my aunt and uncle's family)
		Stutz in WI's social science page (that's mine, by the way)
		The Gerry Stutz Institute for Ecological Alternatives, Inc.
	stutzfamily.com /stutzlinks/index.html (50 words)

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