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In 1953, Chevrolet introduced America to an all new, lightweight, fiberglass bodied, two-seat sports car they called Corvette. Corvette was introduced to compete with the overwhelming number of British and European sports cars being imported to the US by veterans of WWII. At the time, it was a gamble. No one at GM knew if […]
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The Snyder ST-600-C was produced by the Chinese manufacturer Dezhour Fulu Vehicle Industry Company and imported to the United States by Wildfire Motors Corporation in Steubenville, Ohio, from 1999 to 2013. This compact three-wheeled vehicle features a rear-mounted 600cc, 2-cylinder engine paired with a 4-speed manual transmission. Designed to seat four passengers, the Snyder ST-600-C
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The 1982 Cub Commuter was produced by Taiwanese company Swi Tong Corporation, specifically for import to the U.S. market via Convenient Machines, Inc. Marketed as the “ultimate in drivability and convenience,” the Commuter’s aerodynamic design and lightweight fiberglass body contributed to its impressive fuel efficiency of 80 mpg and a top speed of 55 mph.
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Honda N600 Hyper Mileage Car- 1972 Read More »
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Sigvard Berggren embarked on creating his streamlined vehicle known as Future in 1951. Utilizing a retired taxi’s 1938 Dodge seven-passenger sedan chassis, he resourcefully installed a flathead Ford V8 engine in the mid-rear position of the vehicle. With help from a local mechanic, Henrik Neuman, and inspiration drawn from aircraft design, Berggren crafted a tubular
This T400 is a wonderful example of the 400cc version of the Goggomobil. The Goggomobil was produced from 1955 until 1969, but after 1966 they were actually built by BMW.
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