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The Fastest Man in the World's Tow rigGlenn Curtiss wanted a travel trailer , but they hadnt exactly been invented nor popularized yet ,...this thread has 0 replies and has been viewed 1794 times
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05-20-2007, 02:44 PM
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The Fastest Man in the World's Tow rig
Glenn Curtiss wanted a travel trailer , but they hadnt exactly been invented nor popularized yet , so he just threw something together . Dig through their " as found" pictures for a real treat . It may have been a real hopeless pile of rusty lace but it was once Glenn Curtiss' pile of rusty lace ..... So guess what ?? YOU"RE MARRIED TO IT !!! Time to press on with the restoration ! Hahaaaa . What a lovely trap to find your self in .
http://www.hindleysgarage.com/gallery_aerocar.htm 
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