Armac (United States) - AllCarIndex

Armac Motor Company was an American automobile manufacturer based in Chicago, Illinois, that operated briefly between 1905 and 1906. Founded by Archie McCullen, who was primarily known for his work in motorcycle production, the company specialized in creating light vehicles that catered to the emerging automotive market of the early 20th century.

The Armac lineup included a notable 6-horsepower buckboard-type light car, which utilized a belt drive system. This vehicle was powered by one of McCullen's motorcycle engines, reflecting the company's origins in motorcycle manufacturing. Despite the innovative approach, the production of automobiles was short-lived, and after a limited number of units were produced, McCullen returned to focusing on two-wheeled vehicles.

The Armac Motor Company represents a small chapter in the history of early American automotive development, illustrating the transition from motorcycles to automobiles during that era.