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While American innovators were experimenting with converting Ford trucks to four-wheel-drive as early as the 1910s, and largely for exploration or farming purposes, over in Europe there was a pressing need to convert to four-wheel-drive as many trucks as possible for the impending war. Enter DAF.
In the latest issue of the American Truck Historical Society’s […]
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Tagged DAF, featured posts, ford, four-wheel-drive conversions, military vehicles, oddities, six-wheelers, trucks and Jeeps
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Seventy-two years ago today, you could, given half a mind, drive up to the front entrance of the White House in your 1921 Model T, and baffle Capitol Police by demanding to see Henry Ford. “Where’s Henry?” shouted Ernest A. Franke, a 90-year-old retired baker, from the driver’s seat. “I want to show him his […]
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Tagged David Traver Adolphus, Hemmings Classic Car, Henry Ford, Model T, personalities, Washington DC
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Hmmmm… Another chocolate-in-my-peanut-butter kinda car, somebody decided to blend the sports car aesthetics of this Brazilian-built 1969 Puma coupe with the knobby-tired, dirt-kicking functionality of a Baja Bug and the giant-wing-for-downforce look of a Subaru WRX. The seller offers no description, but on their website described it a little further as a “Baja rally racer,” […]
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Tagged Hemmings Find of the Day, Hemmings Sports & Exotic Car, Puma, racing, rally racing, Volkswagen
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