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Yesterday Dec 17, the 120th anniversary of the Wright brothers flight in North Carolina.
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Dec 17th annivesary
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Here's an in depth look at the 201CI 4 cylinder engine that powered the "Wright Flyer"....designed and manufactured by the Wright Brother's employee, Charlie Taylor (their "mechanician").
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Deep Dive: The 1903 Wright Flyer
Before Henry Ford or Holley, there was the Wright Brothers and their talented mechanic, Charles Taylor and the 1903 Wright Flyer
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Amazing people.