The 1948 Tucker Torpedo with three headlights. One in the center. The third headlight rotated in any steering direction to illuminate the path of a turn. Even automotive wizards of that era stood in awe of Tucker’s innovations: seat belts, a pop-out windshield, a padded dashboard, reinforced frames, a cyclops headlight and a powerful engine and drivetrain. Almost all of them have since been incorporated into vehicles, (but not the third headlight).
Tuesday, August 14, 2012
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