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^^^^ Luv this pic^^^^^

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https://www.proteanelectric.com/protean-drive/#benefits

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https://www.amazon.com/dp/168383528X

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https://www.popsci.com/cars/article/2011-02/archive-gallery#page-6

Streamlined Car: October 1934

As far as home-built cars go, this model is one of the more novel designs in our archives. Dr. Calvin B. Bridges, a biologist from California, designed his car for lightness and speed. Weighing just 700 pounds, his vehicle was powered by a motorcycle engine and was expected to run 60 miles per hour. A gallon of gasoline could power it through 50 to 70 miles of travel. Like the Velodye, Bridges' car reduced wind resistance to a minimum, while its light frame, which was made of welded chrome-molybdenum steel tubes, would help the vehicle attain more mileage than one would expect from a car of its size.

Popular Science

https://caseybergman.wordpress.com/2013/06/14/calvin-bridges-automotive-pioneer/




TEARDROP TRAILER HOLDS ARC-WELDING OUTFIT (Jul, 1937)
Automotive | Modern Mechanix | Page 11

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The Supermarine Spitfire and Hawker Hurricane: RAF Icons | HistoryNet

The first production Hurricanes were delivered to No. 111 Squadron at RAF Northolt in December 1937. (Imperial War Museum)

http://www.historynet.com/supermarine-spitfires-and-hawker-hurricanes-world-war-ii-aircraft.htm

An iconic Battle of Britain photo, Spitfires from, No. 610 Squadron, based at Biggin Hill, Kent, fly over South East England. (Imperial War Museum)

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https://www.topsimages.com/images/streamline-moderne-cars-6b.html


Waterman Arrowplane: May 1937
https://www.popsci.com/cars/article/2010-10/death-and-rebirth-flying-car#page-6


https://www.bentrideronline.com/messageboard/showthread.php?t=125034&page=3


Father of the Teardroppers: Lyman Voelpel’s “Arrow Plane”
http://theoldmotor.com/?p=171888

Based on the aerodynamic advances incorporated into airplane design in the 1920s and early-1930s wealthy Chicago resident Lyman Voelpel commissioned the Hill Auto Body Metal Company of Cincinnati to construct his “Arrow Plane” in 1932.

The unique coachwork was built on a 1932 Ford Model “B” chassis with the four-cylinder powerplant turned around and mounted in the rear.

http://vipcar47.blogspot.com/2013/06/i-just-found-vehicle-with-woodlite.html

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[Adrian Thompson]

Originally Posted by CurtEgerer

One-off rally car that ran SCCA Pro Rally in the 90s or early 2000s. Ford F150 with a Mustang body bolted on

Well I was going to reply to this and ask if it was really F150 based, I was going to add the tag line 'paging Curt Egerer' then I looked at who posted it and realized I was stupid to question you.

I was thinking of the Mustang that Mike Hurst used to run which is a different one. Any more details on the car you posted?

This one is still a Fox body underneath.
Eek, why doesn't Pelican automatically re-size images like every other forum?

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