Seeking deeper financial backing, Anderson signed a deal to sell Kitsap County Transportation Company to W. B. Foshay Company on April 8, 1929 for $1,075,000. Anderson touted the benefits of, "unlimited financial resources" for the development of the companyl. Various regulatory clearances were required to close the deal. While these approvals were pending, the stock market crashed on Black Friday. W. B. Foshay went bankrupt just days later in November 1929. The deal fell through.