Case Automobile Company

Case Automobile Company
Automobiles were produced by Case during the period 1911-1925/1926 include: the Case Jay-Eye-See Brougham (named for Case's horse) and Case Touring-Y.
In 1910, the J.I. Case Threshing Machine Co. purchased the Pierce Motor Co. of Racine.
Case Company renamed the Automobile, "Case".

[@asd36f]

Jay-Eye-See was the phonetic spelling of JI Case. The company was able to use their existing agricultural dealer and sales network to sell their cars, but production started to decline by the mid-1920's. Case did not want to expand its car plant at the expense of its traditional agricultural products, which would have been the only way to keep prices down, so they abandoned car production in 1927.

[@dennisguttrich5613]

Nicely done Sir! JICase is often forgotten about with there history in cars,trucks at turn of century. They raced at Indianapolis and other events. Today they survive in tractor,farm equipment business.

[@thompetersenautoart]

Thank You Dennis!

[@haralston]

Lovely, Thom!

[@thompetersenautoart]

Thank You!