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The first attempts at turbine drivetrains were crude and inconclusive at best.
"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom."--Issac Asimov
"Whisper words of wisdom"--Paul McCartney
"Obscure porch junk?Yeah, we cover that."
Susan W. Linden
AACA National - C.T.C.
Planning Committee - Charleston Distance Run Pasta Dinner
Secret Santa Foundation, Inc. - Secretary
Telecom/Telephone Pioneers __________________________________________________ __________________________________________________ __________________________- "Don't tempt fate. That call or text can wait. Make your vehicle a No Phone Zone today." - Oprah Winfrey
Looking at the other cars in the picture leads me to believe that the Nash wasn't that old when the picture was taken. Doesn't seem to have lasted very long.
I wonder if the washing machine is a Kelvinator? Haven't researched the history but there was a connection I think. They are certainly 'connected' here.
I've heard of an "ironing board 8", but this is something else
1951? Nash Airflyte? The truck on the right looks to be a '53-'55 Ford or Mercury.
What happens when they cover Nash assembly line vacations with people from the Kelvinator line...
Glenn Williamson
AACA Life Member
Member of all major Olds clubs
Re: PWC 6-3-12 My guess is that picture was taken in 1953 or 54 at the latest. Based on the condition of the front bumper, I think this car was stolen by a quicky tow-away job, and stripped by the thieves where it now sits.Originally Posted by straight shooter
Looking at the other cars in the picture leads me to believe that the Nash wasn't that old when the picture was taken. Doesn't seem to have lasted very long.
That doesn't explain the washing machine, though.
"The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom."--Issac Asimov
"Whisper words of wisdom"--Paul McCartney
1. Something went horribly wrong somewhere between the wash and spin cycle
2. Cotton or Permanent Press settings are now on the dash next to the radio
3. Recycling hot water from the radiator (early eco design)
with the proper gearing, a wash machine motor can move a locomotive...Nash is another story...
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