1951 Studebaker Woody

This Studebaker began life as a four door sedan before becoming a woody fastback. The top was chopped 2 1/2" and the fenders were extended 18". Power is supplied by a 427 Ford. Additional information is available at Vintage News Daily.

The Nanico P50- The world's smallest car

The Nanico measures 51" in length, 54" tall and 30" wide. The platform is from a motorized wheelchair. The entire production time from drawings to finished car was less than a month. It is available with either a 50 or 100cc gasoline engine.

1960 Mazda R360

The Mazda 360 was the company's first passenger car. It had a 69.3 inch wheelbase and weighed 838 pounds. It was powered by a rear mounted air cooled V-twin engine with a 356 cc displacement. It was capable of 52 mph and came with either a four speed manual gearbox or a two-speed automatic. The suspension was front and rear rubber "springs" and torsion bars.

You never know where you might need a lift

 

BMW Alpina C1 318i

In 1981 this experimental vehicle participated in the Shell Economy Challenge. It is based on the E21 3 series and won its class by achieving 88mpg. 

Tandem Ebike

 

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