and Ace Six. Each had its own wheelbase (101.5, 107, and 114 in., respectively). Prices started as low as $355 for a Beacon standard roadster and ended at $845 for the Ace custom sedan. Sixes shared the engine of the former De Vaux Continental 6/80. After another disastrous year with just 3,310 sales in all series, the sixes were dropped for 1934 as were 3 of the 7 bodystyles of the Beacon. Production halted forever in 1934 with 953 Beacons built. The De Vaux Continental was built in Canada by Dominion Motors as the Frontenac 6/85 as were some Continentals. References Bradford, Francis and Ric Dias, Hall-Scott, the Untold Story of a Great American Engine Maker (Warrendale: SAE, Int'l, 2007) Kimes, Beverly Rae (editor) and Clark, Henry Austin, jr.,; The Standard Catalogue of American Cars, 2nd Edition, Krause Publications, Iola WI 54990 (1985), Durant Motors Automobile Club (DMAC) DeVaux Registry Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States Durant Motors Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Michigan Defunct manufacturing companies based in Michigan Companies based in Grand Rapids, Michigan