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5 factory performance pickups Detroit automakers sold between 1978 and 1993
From the late 1970s to the early 1990s, Detroit learned something new about trucks. A performance pickup could sell on speed as well as payload. Here are five trucks…
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Why the Tucker 48’s flat-six engine came from a helicopter engine maker
Tucker built only 51 Tucker 48 sedans. The flat-six mounted in the back of each one began life as an air-cooled unit from a Syracuse, New York, company that…
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7 Indian motorcycles built before the Springfield factory closed in 1953
Indian’s factory in Springfield, Massachusetts, stopped building motorcycles in 1953. However, the Indian name itself outlived the plant. Before that date, the Springfield Indian motorcycle lineup ranged widely. It…
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How the Chrysler Turbine Car could run on almost any fuel
Between October 1963 and October 1964, Chrysler built 50 identical bronze coupes with a gas turbine instead of a piston engine. Then it handed them to ordinary families to…
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