Buckboard [1] (United States) - AllCarIndex

Buckboard was an early American automobile brand founded in 1904 by H. S. Moore in Cleveland, Ohio. The company produced a low-cost vehicle that was noted for its simplicity and affordability. Although specific pricing details were not provided, it was described in The Automobile Review as the cheapest machine available on the market at the time.

The design of the Buckboard was likely similar to that of the Onenr Buckboard manufactured by Waltham. In addition to the Buckboard, H. S. Moore was also known for producing another vehicle called the Star. The Buckboard brand represents a small part of the early automotive landscape in the United States, reflecting the era's focus on accessible transportation.