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Planes, Trains and Automobiles Page 1 - All Free Wallpapers
Home > Free Wallpaper Downloads > Vehicles Wallpapers Vehicles Wallpapers - Planes, Trains & Automobiles Page 1 Downloadable Computer Wallpapers of Vehicles Cars, Trucks, Planes, Trains, Jets, Automobiles - Vehicles of Every Description This section of our free downloadable computer wallpapers offers high quality pictures of vehicles - vehicles of every size, shape and description. Muscle cars, sporty automobiles, fighter jets, planes, old and new trains with great pictures of those massive engines, the ever popular caboose and everything in between. The vehicles wallpapers section is growing fast; if you don't find what you're looking for today, it may bery well be here tomorrow. Popular cars from the major automobile manufacturers (the big 3), Japanese and other foreign car models, future automobiles, classy dream cars like the Ferrari, Aston Martin, Pagini Zonda, Rolls Royce, Bugatti, Porcshe, Lambroghini, Mercedes Benz and others, muscle cars like the Dodge Charger, Chevrolet Chevelle SS and so many others, transportation methods including flying vehicles plus even some weird and wonderful creations that you've probably never heard of will all be found in this are of totally free vehicle computer wallpaper downloads. Don't forget to bookmark - you'll be glad you did! How to Download the Free Vehicles Computer Wallpapers Right-click on a wallpaper preview pane and choose 'Save Picture As' or 'Save Image As' to save it on your computer in its full size. To preview any wallpaper image in large size, click on a wallpaper preview picture or the link describing the wallpaper. All wallpaper images are minimum 1024 x 768 for great viewing on any desktop. |
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Nifter.com iFacts iFact #41 - The Earliest Automobiles (History of the Automobile) Early Automobile Design and Manufature - The Earliest Automobiles In terms of the lives of average people, there is little doubt that the automobile is the most revolutionary invention in the history of transportation since the wheel. The basic premise of the automobile is simple; choose a wheeled vehicle from the many types typically pulled by horses or oxen, add a motor and create a self-propelled, personal transportation vehicle. The earliest ancestor of the modern automobile is probably the Fardier, a three-wheeled, steam-powered, 2.3-mph vehicle built in 1771 by Nicolas Joseph Cugnot for the French minister of war. This cumbersome machine was never put into production because it was much slower and harder to operate than a horse-drawn vehicle. Amedee Bollee, also a Frenchman, built an improved 12-passenger steam car in 1873, but the steam engine proved impractical for a machine that was intended to challenge the speed of a horse-and-buggy. The invention of the practical automobile had to await the invention of a workable internal combustion engine. First Automoblie Patent - 1886 The milestone vehicle was built in Germany in 1889 by Gottlieb Daimler and Wilhelm Maybach. Powered by a 1.5 hp, two-cylinder gasoline engine, it had a four-speed transmission and traveled at 10 mph. Another German, Karl Benz, also built a gasoline-powered car the same year. The gasoline-powered automobile, or motor car, remained largely a curiosity for the rest of the nineteenth century, with only a handful being manufactured in Europe and the United States. The first automobile to be produced in quantity was the 1901 Curved Dash Oldsmobile, which was built in the United States by Ransom E. Olds. Modern automobile mass production, and its use of the modern industrial assembly line, is credited to Henry Ford of Detroit, Michigan, who had built his first gasoline-powered car in 1896. Ford began producing his Model T in 1908, and by 1927, when it was discontinued, over 18 million had rolled off the assembly line. |
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