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Dramatic popularity of automobiles in the 1910s created modern innovations like front engine rear-wheel drive, independent suspension, four-wheel brakes, transmissions, and electric self-starters. Internal combustion engines eventually prevailed over steam and electric. The first Indianapolis 500 was held in 1911. Passenger car sales surpassed 1.5 million in 1915, and in 1918 the first tri-colored stop light appeared in Detroit, Michigan. |
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| 1913 |
Ford |
Touring and Runabout |
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Our T's are a family affair. We had the Runabout but then with the Grandchildren arriving we need an auto that could also take ...
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| 1915 |
Oldsmobile |
Model 42 |
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I'm a young guy that just finished college, just got married and I am into old cars. I told my wife that “one day, I want to ow...
Submitted by: Oldsmobile1915
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| 1911 |
Ford |
Model T Torpedo Runabout |
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"Princess Isabella" provides a very comfortable ride for two with a 4-cylinder, 20 horsepower engline, planetary transmission, 2...
Submitted by: storysword
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| 1917 |
Ford |
Model TT w/ Holmes 285 Wrecker |
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This unit started out a two separate pieces of equipment. The 1917 Ford Model T Truck and the Holmes 285 Wrecker assembly. In 1...
Submitted by: pdgx
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