The first ever car, the Benz Patent MotorWagen
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The first ever car, the Benz Patent MotorWagen
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Submitted by Jordan: This my friends, is my very first car. It’s a 1951 Hudson Hornet, I got it for my 16th birthday a year ago and I absolutely love it. I still say its better than my Mercedes. It still sits at home under a cover in Florida where it is personally designated as a car show whore :) I mean this thing has won so much ever since I got it and its just an amazing car. If you’ve got the money, I’d invest in a 51 Hornet :)
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Cops Ride Ponies Too
There were two of these AMX Javelin made for Alabama State Troopers in 1971-72 as test cars to see if lighter weight, more maneuverable cars were more beneficial than the big old police cars of the time. Yeah I guess a 401-V8, power steering & disc brakes might help.
The Javelin was the first pony car to be used as a police vehicle. After this there have been Mustang, Camaro, Chargers…
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Pontiac Catalina tow car for NASA’s M1-F2 lifting body aircraft, c.1963.
(Tip: If you’re curious about UFOs, look into this project.)
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William C. Durant, the founder of General Motors, purchased his first automobile company, Buick (which was called Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company at the time) from James M. Whiting who enlisted Durant to make the company profitable and in 1908 Durant incorporated Buick Auto-Vim as the Buick Motor Company. David Dunbar Buick had previously sold the company to Whiting.
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A fully assembled, dressed up 1904 Buick Model B.
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1904 Buick Model B, the first commercially sold Buick.
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From the book Buick’s First Half-Century, an illustration of what was most likely the first Buick experimental prototype ever.
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Portrait of David Dunbar Buick, original founder of Buick in 1899.
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1935 Chrysler Airflow
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