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The Scott car was a light electric two-seater of very simple appearance and limited range. The St. Louis Electric Automobile Company was organized by A.L. Dyke, who later made Scott cars under his own name.
Little is known about this Scott car company apart from the fact that two models of 4-cylinder Scott cars were listed for 1912 only. One Scott car had a 15hp engine of 2.120cc and the other a 20hp of 3.770cc.
Source: Georgano, encyclopedia of motorcar; GNG
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