Courier [1] (United States) - AllCarIndex

The Courier was an automobile produced by the Sandusky Automobile Company, based in Sandusky, Ohio, during the years 1904 and 1905. It served as a larger counterpart to the company's earlier model, the Sandusky. The Courier featured a 7-horsepower engine and a wheelbase measuring 70 inches (1780 mm), compared to the 5-horsepower engine and 65-inch (1650 mm) wheelbase of the smaller Sandusky model.

The Courier was equipped with a sliding gear transmission, distinguishing it from the Sandusky, which utilized an epicyclic transmission system. Both models shared a similar design, featuring a two-seat runabout body. However, the Courier also offered a four-seater tonneau option in its 8-horsepower Model F for the year 1905. Production of the Courier is estimated to have totaled around 225 units during its brief manufacturing period.