Mitchell Car Club
The Mitchell Car Club has members from all over the United States, and even includes Australia, New Zealand, and Great Britain. Its purpose is to promote interest in and preservation of the Mitchell brand, to promote family enjoyment and friendship among members, and to share knowledge of the Mitchell with others.
Membership dues are $25 per year and include a quarterly newsletter.
Everyone is welcome — ownership of a Mitchell is not required!
Send membership dues to Karl Darby, 17 Sandy Ridge Road, Stockton, NJ 08559.
The Mitchell White Streak
I had a couple of questions. Back in the late teens and early 1920’s, my family started running a dairy in the Salt Lake City area. They used a Mitchell 7 passenger vehicle? I haven’t been able to find any good pictures of one of these cars and wondered if you could direct me to a source where I could get a picture. Also, my family used a wagon to deliver milk, and I think it may have been a Mitchell, but don’t know for sure. Are there pictures of some of these wagons that I could compare? Thanks
I’ll try and send you some possible pictures. Do you have a pic ture of the wagon for me, or the circa?
Hallo there . I have a original catalogue from Mitchel cars from 1910 big 16 pages Types R. T. And. S. .
Lots of photos. Cataloque find on FRANCE.
VERKEST Marnix
BELGUIM
TEL 0032478201559
Is it written in French or English? I’ve been looking for this catalog written in French!
Hi, I think I have found a 1917 Mitchell model D in what appears to be painted in original khaki paint were these cars used by the military in Australia?
The car itself is in a very good original condition considering its age and seems to be complete although its canvas top has almost disintegrated with only small patches of rust here and there.
Would be interested in some feed back and your thoughts as to its rarity value etc. also an email address I can send photos to..
With regards
Col.
I recently purchased a 1914 restored Mitchell A-40 touring here in Northern Ca. I am looking for one Primer / compression release cup.