Production chronology1909–1910
Sourced production or model lifecycle range used by the main catalog timeline.
curated ↗2 years
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Coates-Goshen / Model record
Coates-GoshenModel 32 / Thirty-Two
Production1909–1910
Recorded originUnited States
ClassTwo-passenger runabout
Power32 hp
Introduced as Model 32 for 1909 and renamed Thirty-Two when Coates-Goshen spelled out horsepower designations for 1910; the unchanged 116-inch wheelbase and output establish one continuing mechanical family. The New York Public Library's surviving 1910 advance-catalog description lists a $2,700 two-passenger runabout, $2,850 four-passenger Baby Tonneau and $2,900 five-passenger touring car. Later reference tables say the runabout was dropped, so availability is retained as a source conflict rather than erased.
Chronology ledger
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Record depth — Documented
How this is measured → This record contains useful sourced evidence, but it does not yet meet the reference-ready standard. Still needed: attributed imagery. Fields we cannot source stay empty rather than guessed.
Research notes
Part of 32 total Coates-Goshen automobiles; no model split survives.