Seattle brass-era micro-marque offering a configurable six-cylinder two-seater with interchangeable valve-system concepts

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1models on record
1914recorded span
Model activity by decade
1910s1910s
About the marque
Founded
1914 – 1914
Country
United States

George, Frank and Charles Parker established Ajax Motors Company in Seattle, Washington, and produced an automobile in 1914. Its only documented car was a two-seater offered on three wheelbase lengths and with either right- or left-hand steering. The inline-six could use sleeve or poppet valves, and Ajax claimed conversion between the two arrangements required comparatively little expense. No reliable displacement, output, production quantity or extended model naming survives. The geographic qualifier separates this company from the later Nash-associated Ajax and numerous other same-name marques.

Text adapted from “Ajax (Seattle)” on Wikipedia ↗ · CC BY-SA 4.0 ↗

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