1908 Baker Model Victoria
It may come as a surprise to many, but in 1908, 38% of all cars in the United States were electric cars. In 1906, Baker assembled and sold 800 of its cars. That made Baker the largest manufacturer of electric … Continued
1900 Baker Runabout
It may surprise many people today, but at the very beginning of the 20th century, more electric cars were sold in the United States than internal combustion engine cars. This situation did not last too long, but there was a … Continued
1930 Franklin 173 V12
In the early 30s, the US produced a lot of amazing cars. Unfortunately the release of these cars coincided with the Great Depression, so none of them could sell well. The divine Duesenberg Model J, the Cadillac V16 and the … Continued
1917 Franklin series 9
This car from Franklin was produced from ’17 to ’22. In its day, it was a luxurious and expensive car. It had a lot of technical solutions that were unique to the brand. The air-cooled aluminum engines were built with … Continued
1902 Franklin Model A
Porsche made air-cooled cars until the mid-90s. It was a trademark of German cars. And no one could say that Porsche engines were poorly cooled or had obvious reliability problems. Air cooling was one of the solutions that made these … Continued
1980 Oldsmobile Toronado
1980 Oldsmobile Toronado refers to the third generation of this model, which was produced from ’79 to ’85. Like the cars of the previous two generations, the Toronado belonged to the niche of comfortable, personal cars. It was a competitor … Continued
1969 Oldsmobile Toronado
1969 Oldsmobile Toronado was the first generation of this model. This car was produced from ’66 to ’70 and it sold very well. Only in ’66, 4,093 of these cars were sold.Oldsmobile Toronado was a competitor for Buick Riviera and … Continued
Mack Pinnacle
This truck from Mack was produced in two generations since 2006. Some of the trucks were equipped with sleeper compartments from 48 to 70 inches long. But often Mack Pinnacle was not equipped with a sleeper compartment at all. Such … Continued
Western Star 47X
The new Western Star 47X is shorter than the 49X. Compared to the latter, it has a 10-inch shorter hood. This is very beneficial when working in tight, construction or quarry conditions. In addition to improved maneuverability, the shorter hood … Continued
International WorkStar
This International may not have the same spectacular looks as the LoneStar. But this machine does very hard work, and it is assembled on the same lines as the military MaxPro – designed for ambush and bombing. In the U.S., … Continued