on Grape Street. During August 1928, the company remodeled their plant at the corner of Water and South Townsend streets, a brick building, for a cost of $800. By 1972, they were situated in seven buildings on 500 East Water Street at South Townsend Street in Syracuse. Most of the real property owned by the firm had already been sold by July, 1972 when the company closed. Truck production Brennan was manufacturing trucks as early as 1906 and in June 1912, they announced that the company had started production of 2, 3 and 5 ton motor trucks. Company closes At the time the company closed its doors in July 1972, the firm was producing standard high grade four-cycle marine engines and Brennan engines. The firm closed because company president, Emmett A. Brennan, (born 1890) retired. Advertisements References External links Early American Automobiles, 1904 models Arrgghh! Saving the Brennan buildings: The newest twist - Sean Kirst, Syracuse Post-Standard, June 07, 2007 Motor vehicle manufacturers based in Syracuse, New York Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers of the United States Brass Era vehicles Vintage vehicles Veteran vehicles 1910s cars Defunct companies based in Syracuse, New York Vehicle manufacturing companies established in 1897 Manufacturing companies disestablished in 1972 1897 establishments in New York (state) 1972 disestablishments in New York (state) American companies disestablished in 1972