The first model was called Tor I and was powered by a two cylinder engine producing about 10 hp at 800 rpm. It could carry 1.5 tons and had a curb weight of 2.7 tons. It was sold to Surte Glasbruk and was used to transport peat. The high reliability of the car inspired the managing director Victor Johansson to put Lindström in charge of building Tor II which was finished in 1905. Tor II had three gears forward and one reverse. It was used for demonstrations at the country fair in Skara in 1905. By 1907-1910 the manufacturing had come so far that the works built a small series of ten chassis of type TB, a combined truck and personnel car, or open bus powered by a four cylinder engine giving about 12 hp. Four personnel cars were built in 1911 or 1912 the first probably using an imported Germ
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