The Age of Hot Rodding began in the late 40s and early 1950s with young soldiers who returned from the war. They wanted excitement and looked for them in fast cars. There were many old Fords and they were cheap. At first it was flatheads, but then the small block Chevy came and the hot rods were on the rise. Today hot
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The atomic driven enterprise is the first aircraft carrier of this kind and is one of the largest ship objects ever built. This gigantic aircraft carrier was put into service on November 25, 1961. Eight water -cooled reactors create a total output of 300,000 hp, with which the ship reaches an average speed of 35 knots.
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Hydraulic Excavator 3in1 – Technical fascination for young engineers With the Hydraulic Excavator 3in1 from Revell Engineers, children aged 8 and over can playfully discover the world of technology! The hydraulically controlled arm and the mechanical chain drive provide a realistic experience and provide initial insigh
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Hydraulic Excavator 3in1 – Technical fascination for young engineers With the Hydraulic Excavator 3in1 from Revell Engineers, children aged 8 and over can playfully discover the world of technology! The hydraulically controlled arm and the mechanical chain drive provide a realistic experience and provide initial insigh
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In 1985 Bill Porterfield, an engineer for future systems and technology at Oldsmobile®, wanted to present the product performance of Oldsmobile. His goal was to „outdo the Corvette®“. His main focus was on the suspension skills and the aerodynamics of the Fe3-X. The Fe3-X was exhibited on all larger automotive in the c
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The Plymouth Hemi® Cuda was one of the most powerful machines in the Muscle-Car era. Shaker motor hood and detailed 7-liter hemi engine Heck wing and rear window ventilation slot T dechination pictures with Hemi motifs Cast from white and transparent material, with chrome -plated parts and elastic black tires Scope of
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The 1970 GSX was BUICKS Kühnes Statement during the Muscle-Car-era. He not only looked good, but also drove like a first -class muscle car. The GSX was only available in 2 colors, yellow and white, which were combined with its unmistakable strip package. Detailed 455-cubic customs V8 engine with cold air intake and tac
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A very frequent sight of the motorways of our nation is the car transport trailer full of cars – new cars go to the dealers or used cars are auctioned. The car companies try to get as many cars as possible on the trailer. The total number depends on the size of the respective car. Only one more sign that our country ha
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The Corvette® from 1967 was the fifth and last year for a body style that started in 1963. They removed decorative strips to clean the body surfaces, the side fender motor air guides were changed to a design with five openings, the tank cover was added in a car color, new return light design and new rally bikes. Fully
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In 1957, Don Yenko began to sell retrofit vehicle in the commercial agency that his father had opened in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania. In the 1960s, completely redesigned vehicles with the name Syc (Yenko Super Car) were sold on the bonnet. In 1969 Yenko ordered Copo-Novas with 7-liter engines ex works. He brought further
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