Of the many unusual and innovative vehicles on display at the first Symposium on Low Pollution Power Systems Development in 1973 in Ann Arbor, Michigan,it appeared that just three were functional enough to provide rides around the parking lot for the besuited attendees. While two of those three came from General Motors, the third, the […]
GM announced last week that it plans to host open houses at each of its 54 U.S. factories and give tours to the public. Which, we’re sure, will be fascinating for gearheads of all stripes, but what about some of the General’s long-gone factories? And what if you’d rather see vintage cars being assembled? Fortunately, […]
The Motoruota as it appeared in a 1927 issue of Motorcycling magazine Dedicated monowheel addicts will notice that in last week’s post on the Goventosa monowheel, we made no mention of Douglas Self’s Museum of Retro Technology and his extensive collection of monowheel photos. That’s because we committed the cardinal sin of historical research: We […]