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Truth or Fiction?By Elwood D. GreenRoute 4, Box 574 Keyser, West Virginia 26726 Pictured is my Atlantic Hill "Rover". Most of the basic parts were found in a briar patch near Keyser, West Virginia. I've restored it the best I could with whatever parts were available. It has a 5 HP engine, 4-speed Spicer transmission, belt, chain, and gear drive, semi-automatic posi-traction, and differential cruise control. Steering is accomplished by means of old-type horse lines. With electric and candle lighting, the "Rover" attains a top speed of 18 mph, and has seating for two passengers and engineer. The "Rover" weighs in at just under 1950 lbs. I have inquired and questioned everyone in this area about its origin. One gentleman (who recently passed away at 101) said it was called a Farm Jitney. I have found a nameplate to that effect containing a serial number F.J. 12 s... 814 of 1855 characters shown.
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