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Moon Motor Company Moon Motor Car was a United States automobile company, in business c. 1905 - 1930. The company was based in Saint Louis, Missouri. The company was founded by carriage maker Joseph W. Moon [1]. Moon produced both cars and trucks[1]. Moon Motor's peak production year was 1925 when the company produced 10,271 vehicles[1]. In addition to the Moon name, Moons were sold under the Hol-Tan name in 1908. Moon produced the Diana via its subsidiary the Diana Motors Company in 1925 - 1928. Another subsidiary produced the Windsor in 1929-1930. The firm was also producing a cottonpicker built under contract from the American Cottonpicker Corporation. [2] Moon went out of business at the start of the Great Depression; the Moon factory was purchased by Ruxton automobile. A Moon automobile is on display at the Missouri History Museum in St. Louis, Missouri.
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