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Alfred Hitchcock Frenzy - What car is this?
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The InvaCar! Gasoline engine - or a 72 volt electric.
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British Labour government post WW2 pushed for a "disabled vet" friendly car. And thus the Invalid Car (InvaCar).
Historic disabled-friendly car arrives at Black Country Museum
A rare model of a three-wheeled car given out for free to disabled people under the NHS for decades is being restored at the Black Country Living Museum.
British Labour government post WW2 pushed for a "disabled vet" friendly car. And thus the Invalid Car (InvaCar).
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Growing up, we had a detached two car garage at the back of our property. The lady who lived across the street from us rented 1/2 of our garage and kept her Nash Ambassador parked there.
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Nash - "Bed in a Car", and in 1939, the first car to have fresh air thermostatic control heating. "Weather Eye"
1938 Nash Sedan — it was the car everybody likes, or so they claimed - Printers Devil
Get a Nash sedan
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