Marcel Leyat’s propeller driven automobile prototype on the streets of Paris in 1921

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   Hagadin 2 weeks ago

   Well that was a terrible idea.

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   BadComboMongo 2 weeks ago

   I think humanity trashed that idea too early! Just my humble opinion!

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   falcon_driver 2 weeks ago

   There’s one like this at the Lane Motor Museum in Tennessee. They started it up for each tour group. Best auto museum I’ve ever been to. Check out the “Cars” page on their site and you’ll find vehicles you’ve never heard of.
   https://www.lanemotormuseum.org/collection_cat/cars/

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   meshguru99 2 weeks ago

   Oh my gosh that must have been squirrely! And with rear wheel steering, no less. The bigger, later sedan version must have been a terrible handful to drive. Of course, at least the bigger ones had much wider track…