Ferris

Ferris was an American automobile brand produced by the Ohio Motor Vehicle Co. of Cleveland, Ohio, in the early 1920s. The car was assembled from standard components, but its design and coachwork were regarded as superior to many contemporaries, earning it a solid reputation despite its conventional origins. Power came from a Continental 9N six-cylinder engine, and the car rode on a 130-inch (3,300 mm) wheelbase. Disc wheels with matching…