The Gregory-Craun Motor Company was established in 1920 in Kansas City, Missouri, by Ben E. Gregory and William H. Craun. Gregory, who had a long-standing interest in front-wheel drive technology, was inspired by J. Walter Christie, a pioneer in the field. His experience included driving a Christie racing car in 1912 and working on army trucks during World War I in Hoboken, New Jersey. The company produced a range of vehicles, including a tourer…