Friday 21st November 1919
The Fox Motor Company was organised in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. The company was founded by Ansley H. Fox, inventor of the Fox shotgun. Production began in March 1921 for these cars with air-cooled engines. Claimed to get 20 mpg, the cars were bigger than the Franklins, the better known air-cooled cars of the day. The delay to get into regular production and the lack of sufficient investors caused the company to fold in 1923.
