I was rather surprised by that also.

They just cleaned it afterward.

I cannot stress enough how incredible the Lane Motor Museum is for a car nut. They are the best.

It has a price, it's not priceless.

Michael Roselli I cannot stress enough how dope this is.

Actually a mustang is much more affective

The Mustang doesn't liquify them though, I mean it flattens pretty good but not liquify.

Not with that attitude.

I need this as a mod car for GTA V X)

What the fuck did you see last week?

Only because it doesn't have wings.

LuckyStriker 10/10 would read again.

ba dum tss

Lack of wings

@@luckystriker7489 no wit in that reply

well, most people would probably just stay out of its way, but you can always use hand signals, not to mention because of how old it is i don't know if it's required

You don't have to have turn signals on classic cars, that didn't have them from the factory. You have to use hand signals though

It was a try at humor, ignoring the huge, people-chopping Cuisinart at the front of the car which would be just *slightly* less legal than the lack of turn signals.

Turn signals weren't required until 1947, the more ya know!

Don't worry mate I got the joke ;)

Yeah, well I think that car BLOWS

The styling is VERY PLANE. (Sorry, those other guys took the good ones).

Get out!!

Get out? That just wouldn't be flight! Besides, I just flew in here!

Ba dum tis

lmao

a North American P-51, no doubt.

Interestingly, in Carmageddon 2, there is a Ford Mustang with propellers.

:'( I like Mustangs and I haven't liquefied very many pedestrians at all.

AJG 21 Racing I

They are still making them. Unfortunately they only converted one to android.

I miss those games,they were fun back in the day.

exactly what are these people thinking this can may not be practical but it's a part of history. you don't just throw hotdogs at history and risk ruining it.

***** Yeah, in addition to the safety stupidity there is also that.

if your scarf is sucked in then, youre fucked...

Paul Horn no? i mean duct the air in from the sides, the prop would be completely covered from the front

***** like i said, air ducts that would channel the air into the prop, whether it be from the sides or top

Larger ducting would help a ton

I was thinking the same thing. It makes no logical sense that they'd have the rear wheels as the turning wheels and the prop in the front.

Furry?

Qa

+FEARTHETACOMAN Nada, it's actually a game called sly cooper, (Or so I think it's called that)

I'm a simple man; I see a Sly Cooper profile pic, I give a thumbs up.

prospectus Much obliged. Now jump and press the circle button. :)

He gave up on all that aerodynamic, wing lift mumbo jumbo and decided "fuck it, throw some wheels on it and call it a day"

Adam Adam so close, but so far...

Greg B don't poke holes

gregistopal -- ???

@@gregb6469 In our fun.

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Aatu Seppä why?

Fischer977 heard of the riots that want trump impailed

I can't not read this in a stereotypical German accent. And then your adjutant would respond: "Wunderbar Oberführer! Wunderbar!"

+Jackie Scholl nice

Looking at the Lane Motor Museum homepage, it looks like Jason has his work cut out for a while - go drive'em all!

STUFFED CRUST PIZZA Zz this was made after the actual innovators in the car industry.

it looks like a beast more with that fan

I tried to tell him. But when I pointed at my eyes, he thought I meant that I was watching for his signal. So he gave me the thumbs up.

He's here often enough...

because it's the 1930's and the most entertaining thing you can do asside from butchering humans on the go and showering yourself in their flesh was Nazism.

do you want to get your scarf sucked into *that*? didn't think so...

The Germans back then developed trains that were driven by props. KZfaq has a few videos on them. I don't think they ever went anywhere, furtively speaking.

That isnt true at all. The Schienenzeppelin (Railzeppelin) wasnt a commercial succses, right. But they had a few test run with it, with press and VIPs on board between big citys and it was the fastest train at this time. The prop was only used for running the rails. For shunting and train stations, there was a little electric motor powering the wheels. This experiment paved the way for all future high speed trains we know, because the Railzepp had to get new techniques developed ( high speed brakes, light weight building etc). An old woman which saw it as a little girl, said it was fascinating and frightning too see it running, but thats just little girls memories...