1911 Jackson Model 51 brochure cover.
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1911 was a big year for the Jackson auto. co. Pres. Mathews incorporated the Fuller automobile into the Jackson line after discontinuing the Fuller car but kept the Fuller buggy co. for about 3 more years. Along with the Jackson line of cars the remaining Ful ler cars were used up with very little changes only the name tag changed from Fuller to Jackson and the serial numbering system of the Jackson was used on the remaining Fuller cars. All except for the Fuller High Wheeler which retained the Fuller serial # system