Original 1930 trade vintage catalog for the FREEMAN MOTOR COMPANY.  Main office and plant was located at 1215-34 Beaufait Street, Detroit, MI.

Manufacturers of Freeman 4-Wheel Drive Trucks.

There are no universal joints in the Freeman front drive. Beveled gears, running in oil and weatherproof housing, make this the simplest and most efficient type of drive ever developed. Greater road clearance and twice the pulling power makes Freeman 4-wheel drive the desired truck. Herringbone gears used in transfer case. Whether the job is easy or tough, the Freeman is there to save you money. Eight speeds forward and two reverse, a speed to suit every condition. Gear ratios of 8 1/2 to one in high, 155 to one in low. Power is transmitted to front and rear axles through a transfer case securing an even distribution of power front and rear, thereby reducing gear wear and increasing tire mileage.

Has numerous product images, description and applications provide product details.

Unbound from a large rare 1930 Municipal Index, this unique old four-page technical brochure would display beautifully matted and framed. Nice graphics. A fabulous addition to your retro industry library. Pages are loose.