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(Ignoring the fact it has a 707 cubic inch engine)
This kickass, 104-year-old machine has 43 inch wheels. Pretty big.
But then you realize that this abomination has 40 inch wheels.
So, yeah, ignoring the fact that it has four running boards and 60 HP (lots for 1910), the 1910 Oldsmobile Limited Touring is rather large.
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I bet these cars had only one wheel brake.
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They are massive and awesome.
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Was there a particular reason for the giant wings or was it just style during the time?
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now I need to know at what RPM it made it at. or the amount of torque it made.
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Probably the style of the times, plus rain & unpaved roads at that time ment mud slinging.
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Now ladies and gentlemen, if you look to the other side, you'll see a contemporary european car.
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More like air resistance with the top up.
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aw shit lemme hear it for the peugeot bébé
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Ettore Bugatti approves.