The Midwest Motor Supply Company was organized in Camden, New Jersey, late in 1910 to manufacture automobiles and engines. It was incorporated with a capital stock of $100,000. The incorporators were F.R. Hansell, William F. Eidell and John A. McPeak. Whether the company actually produced any vehicles is doubted.
United States · 1910-1910 · Associated with F.R. Hansell, John A. McPeak, William F. Eidell
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