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interesting topic

so glad car manufacturers allow for these one-offs and experimental designs. so cool

Do the Henry Ford hemp car.. he hits it with a baseball bat on the trunk in 1940s, and it made no dents!

How does the playback actually happen? What is the trigger force that moves the diaphragm while reading from the wax?

WHAT IS COST OF THIS MACHINE ?

@3:20 "im in capacitated" ,,, looks perfectly fine to me.

That's a big ass water bill.

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We will always remember the look of two people standing an odd number of feet apart and how awkward it looks now. But we will know exactly why.

I met the brothers as a child when my family went to the LA Roadster show in the early 90's. As an 11 or 12 year old boy i could barely fit inside the Goldenrod. I have pictures somewhere. My Father befriended Kong Jackson. I have his pistons, heads, ignition and distributor cap. I also have the personal correspondence and hand drawn prints from Kong Jackson. If you know you know.

As I view this 2024/06/29 I am struck with the aspect if time travel UA-cam provides. I assume AI will multiply our abilities to imagine a future without us there.

I WISH I HAD 1 OF THIS

I am looking at one right now. Parked infront my house. Had to look it up. Great video

That's great! I've never seen an 1896 Ford Quadricycle, so this is the nest best thing!

Surprisingly no comments. Interesting!

Show it taking a turn. Looked at 20 videos and no one shows it turning. I think it doesn’t turn, perfers to just go straight. Probably makes a very wide turn? The front wheels don’t twist? Why is this movement not preformed?

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The best!

How the holes in the cards are read by the pins? - I don't get this part.... Can anyone answer it.

"The talking part of it is the innovation..." Really? Not the idea of the doll? I would never have guessed.

I was a member of the second generation of airmail pilots in the 1970s. We flew the radial engine tailwheel Beech 18 on mail routes at night in all kinds of weather. We faced many of the challenges that the original airmail pilots faced.

Fascinating! I could imagine how fun it would have been to listen to a recording for the first time

Why is it so expensive !!! People making money out of people's disabilities. Good idea with bad intentions.

Henry Ford was a good man, the Elon Musk of his time. Make sure you read his book, or listen to an audio version, it's incredibly detailed, thorough and full of incredible wisdom. The type of knowledge most commoners won't ever know, and history that is extremely suppressed.

people act like black people have done nothing

Ohhh Ive seen these running before, people still do this actually but the newer ones are way way faster. Look it up

This was at my 24hr fitness in 1999. I loved it. Wished it scaled as to make it affordable to the masses.

Foyt was a 3 time indy 500 winner and he didnt win a daytona 500 race

No go, Moe, Karl Benz is the acknowledged inventer of the gasoline automobile( 3 wheels before that designation was taken over by motocycles)and rightly so. He did not put someone else's engine on a purchased carriage, but he built the whole vehicle. Claims of what his car could do were proven and what what one of these rich man toys could toys could actually do as proven by his wife and 2 sons driving to see her mother 40 miles away.

Interesting. I inherited from my great uncle's estate a tether car that he built and raced during or shortly after WWII. I can remember watching him race it on track in a park in Dallas Oak Cliff, probably in 1948. Although he converted the car's engine to glow plug ignition at some point, I still have the spark ignition assembly that was originally installed. Spark ignition systems allowed the car to be stopped mid-race if the operator desired. Notice that some of the antiques in the video have a stiff wire protruding from the top of the car. These wires were connected to a crude switch that disabled the ignition when somebody just outside of the track bravely held a bundled rag or some such device just above the car's path and triggered the switch as it passed by. Glow plug engines will only be stopped by brute force or fuel exhaustion.

It might be in the 1930s settings, and this house equipped with electricity, running water as well as plumbing fixtures, and central heating system for home improvements. It has telephone, bathtub, toilet, refrigerator, sink for the bathroom and kitchen. I have seen the 1930s kitchen at the Henry Ford Museum in the four kitchen gallery.

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This is presented a little off by implying that Indy was Ford's last great achievement after winning Lemans. But after Tiny Lund's victory in 1963 at the Daytona 500 with the brand new 427, winning Indy in '65 was their next great achievement. Then Lemans, then having their name on 155 winning F-1 cars using their(Ford owned the rights to the DFV)engines

Fantastic, thank you!

What is a "Miles an hour" ? Evolve guys, please, evolve on that!!! 🤣🤣😁

I want to own one!!!

It's been 7 years......... soooooooo

CQ = General Call To All Stations. Not a great video.

very best historical video, Video looked good.

I was in grade 4 then. Jim Clark's number 82 Lotus-Ford was about the coolest race car I had ever seen. Probably still is.

I was there that day. Sitting in the back row about where the camera position is. IndyCar got real lucky that the fuel that sprayed dozens down low didn't ignite. Could have rivaled LeMans 1955.

Within 3 weeks AJ Foyt and Dan Gurney won 3 of the most (if not the most ) significant races in the world, Indy, Le Mans and the Belgian Grand Prix.

I actually thought of this invention and googled it and of course it already exists

Why is this ahistorical content still up? Ayyadurai's managed to con a lot of people into posting these claims, but most have the good sense to amend, correct, or retract them once the facts are made clear. Dr. Ayyadurai may have made a very good program, but it seems clear based on all evidence that he did not invent email.

Commenting in June 2024, four years after this video came out. The LIZN earbuds are still in pre-order only with a projected ship date of October 2024. They are set at $149. I just bought a set of Beats Fit Pro earbuds for $180 and when used with an iPhone and the Live Listen feature, they do exactly what the LIZN earbuds are supposed to do. Apparently some of Apple's AirPods have had this feature for a few years now. For a slightly less convenient but more focused experience you can also plug in a wireless mic and Live Listen will pick up sound from the mic and transmit it to your earbuds. I also bought a cheap Bluetooth lavalier microphone. I'm going to try out the system at a speed dating event by handing the mic to the person I'm talking to at the moment. It's more obvious and a little less convenient than just looking at someone, but I think the sound will be clearer. Although, I might be making things too complicated because the Beats earbuds I purchased already have beamforming external microphones, so just looking at someone should work on it's own, just like the LIZN earbuds. TLDR: use Live Listen on an iPhone (with compatible earbuds) and you can have this technology right now.

That crash was the beginning of the end for Salt. He became addicted to pain meds from the crash injuries, an addiction that lasted the rest of his life. His dad, George sent Salt to drug treatment several times through the years spending a lot of money. It was a demon Salt never could fight and eventually took his life!

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Our neighbor would go up for the qualifiers at Indy every year. He had an MG TD that he'd drive up every year with his son Mike, my Dad, and me. This was from St. Louis MO. to Indianapolis with me and Mike in the jump seat of that MG. This is in 1963 and '64 and '65. In '65 we went up to the qualifiers because Dick ( the MG owner) didn't like the crowds at the race itself. I remember the sounds of the lotus Fords howling by and it made the offenhausers sound like trucks! The Lotus Fords sounded like jet airplanes. The Fords had the fastest laps (I think). The crowd didn't like it because the Fords were 1/2 non American and by golly the Offenhaussers were American with American drivers.

In the drawn renderings in this video of Lincoln sitting in the chair while being shot, presumably from archived articles of the time, the chair is a very different style and not the chair on display. Did the person doing this historic rendering just draw a generic chair for him to be sitting in and ignore a rather easily verified fact especially since it was taken into evidence. It was not the only chair of its kind, the Ford Theater had several in their parlor. I grew up in Michigan and for a school visit toured Greenfield Village and adjacent Henry Ford Museum. The chair was on display in the Village late 1960’s. I seem to remember the chair being while worse for wear, being a bit less tattered looking. I do remember the very observable dark stain on the back of the chair where one would expect blood to be present if shot in the head as he was. We all asked the attendant if that was blood and we were told the same story that it wasn’t blood that it was hair product. I was only in 4th or 5th grade at the time and I called it bullshit. I don’t remember seeing any photo’s of Lincoln sporting either hair gel, or Afro Sheen. Ok, so you have the President of the country visiting your business, one would assume he would qualify as a VIP, why would you have him sit in a chair with such obvious stains on it? Perhaps with time the hair product stains did darken but they still had to have been observable at the time. This was the best looking rocker they had? The stains were more blood than hair product but a less gruesome story to tell school kids then this is the blood soaked chair Lincoln was assassinated in. Mind you this is the same museum that has on display a very famous 1961 Lincoln limousine that JFK was assassinated in -minus any hair gel, or Afro sheen stains.