Insect screen covering the grill, 1957
Inflatable Air Jeans (1972)
In 1939, the Pontiac Ghost Car was created. It was the first transparent automobile manufactured in the United States
Golf Ball Collector, 1920
Girl with an Edison Phonograph, c.1910
The 1960 Corvair dash baby cradle. A safe, comfortable way to carry your baby before infant car seats were a major requirement. Warmest place in the car as it has a rear engine and the vibrations from the engine would lull the baby to sleep
Front shot of two men riding in the three wheeled German made Messerschmidt, 1954 by photographer Ralph Crane
John DeLorean sits in one of his DeLorean sports cars at the Earl’s Court Motor Fair in London, 1980’s
The 1949 Nash Airflyte was designed with seats that reclined into convertible beds. In 1936, Nash Motors introduced the Bed-In-A-Car feature.
Edward Burstow patented the ‘pentacycle,’. It was an ingenious machine featuring a large central wheel driven by pedals, complemented by four smaller stabilizing wheels, earning it the nickname “hen and chickens cycle.” 1882
