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1917 DB Promotional film

Started by JB400, June 30, 2015, 02:54:21 AM

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41husk

Very interesting, thanks for sharing
1969 Dodge Charger 500 440/727
1970 Challenger convertible 340/727
1970 Plymouth Duster FM3
1974 Dodge Dart /6/904
1983 Plymouth Scamp GT 2.2 Auto
1950 Dodge Pilot house pick up

JB400

Glad you enjoyed it.  It's pretty neat that a car designed 100 years ago with only 4 inch wide tires can go up an ice covered steep incline from a standing start.  Glad to see this film got preserved.  I was actually looking for footage of board track racing when I come across this.

TCB

The most interesting note is that the Dodge Brothers supplied the engine, transmission and rear differential to Ford on the Early Model T's....

Henry thought the Dodge Bros would be a failure if they tried building cars on their own..... and he was proven wrong!

That's why,  boys and girls, you ALWAYS have to try!  :icon_smile_wink:


 

ws23rt

That is pretty cool :2thumbs:  It looks like they were making right and left hand drive cars at the same time on the same line.

RallyeMike

That was seriously cool. Thanks for posting.
1969 Charger 500 #232008
1972 Charger, Grand Sport #41
1973 Charger "T/A"

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skip68

That was really awesome JB.  Thanks  :cheers:
skip68, A.K.A. Chuck \ 68 Charger 440 auto\ 67 Camaro RS (no 440)       FRANKS & BEANS !!!


odcics2

Quote from: JB400 on June 30, 2015, 05:06:36 PM
Glad you enjoyed it.  It's pretty neat that a car designed 100 years ago with only 4 inch wide tires can go up an ice covered steep incline from a standing start.  Glad to see this film got preserved.  I was actually looking for footage of board track racing when I come across this.

4" wide tires = lots of PSI for grip!! 
I've never owned anything but a MoPar. Can you say that?