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International’s 1957 Travelette is credited as the first crew-cab pickup, six years before Dodge built one
The International Travelette arrived in 1957, and several histories credit it as the first crew-cab pickup. It put a second row of seats behind the driver, so a work…
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GMC’s 702-cubic-inch Twin Six V12 weighed 1,485 pounds and made 630 lb-ft of torque at 1,600 rpm
The GMC Twin Six V12 displaced 702 cubic inches, or about 11.5 liters. It weighed 1,485 pounds and made 630 lb-ft of torque at just 1,600 rpm. GMC used…
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Henry Ford’s wife Clara drove a $3,730 1914 Detroit Electric, not a Ford, into the 1930s
Clara Ford, the wife of Henry Ford, drove a 1914 Detroit Electric Model 47 Brougham. It cost $3,730 as outfitted, and she kept driving it into the 1930s. In…
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Hispano-Suiza’s 1919 H6 had servo brakes so good that Rolls-Royce built them under license
Hispano-Suiza showed its H6 at the Paris Motor Show in October 1919. The Hispano-Suiza H6 had a six-cylinder engine taken from aircraft practice, and it had servo-assisted brakes on…
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