
Dear Big 3, there is good news and bad news - the good news is, you're getting a bail out - the bad news you can only make propellor cars from now on...

Dear Big 3, there is good news and bad news - the good news is, you're getting a bail out - the bad news you can only make propellor cars from now on...
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Does it go faster than the wind?
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the acceleration was. cant imagine it accelerated very well.
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You would think that Make would have been all over the "Mudge Pond Express" or Wind Wagon that was supposedly a design out of one of those books for boys during the early part of the 20th century. The Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, TN has an example built out of angle iron, motorcycle parts and other scraps.
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does it go faster than a solar powered car?
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