The 1912 EMF Model 30 Touring represents the final chapter of the Everitt-Metzger- Flanders story before its merger with Studebaker. The Model 30 was the company’s most successful creation, powered by a reliable four-cylinder engine with a three-speed transaxle. The Model 30 was known for its nimble performance and quality construction, offering more refinement than a Ford of the period. Charmingly finished in light blue over black button-tufted upholstery and gray wooden-spoke wheels, this 1912 EMF is a well-preserved example, purchased by Mr. Lucas in July 2006 from Bill Cuthbert of Santa Maria, California. A delightful Brass Era touring car with enduring appeal and usability, it is ideal for HCCA tours and early motoring events.