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One more great machine for sidney to drive!

Discussion in 'Recreational vehicles' started by R. Paradon, Mar 7, 2013.

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  1. R. Paradon

    R. Paradon Active Member Founding Member

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    I am sure that if she ever meets me she will do bodily harm! :eek:

    The Dynasphere! Psychotic 1930s Vehicle!
     
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    Flexin Admin Staff Member Founding Member Top Event

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    LOL. Thats crazy. I know there are ones that were made in the last decade or so but they were single seaters. This is the first time I have seen this one.

    James
     
  3. R. Paradon

    R. Paradon Active Member Founding Member

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    I would love to have the opportunity to drive one of these or other crazed vehicles I find from the past. I wonder how many of those things were made besides the prototype? Nothing to do with the machine but when I first heard the lady I could have sworn it was Julia Child!
     
  4. phoenixcorreia

    phoenixcorreia New Member

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    That's gorgeous!! I would love to see one of those in production today. I'm sure people would absolutely love it! Of course, the amount of work necessary to go into a normal one of those would probably make it incredibly expensive. Still, though, I know I would adore seeing one.
     
  5. happyflowerlady

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    That is a totally incredible machine ! I have never seen anything like this before. I wonder why it did not catch on ? Of course, it is a lot taller than a car, so it might not fit under the old railroad underpasses that are in so many of our older cities today, which barely can fit a full sized car.
    Also, all the pictures showed this traveling on a flat open area, so I wonder how it does with a curvy road, where it would have to make a lot of curves. And what about going down hills, might this thing just take off rolling like a gigantic hamster wheel ?
    Even though I think it is extremely interesting, and would probably take a demonstration ride like they were showing, I don't think I am ready to trade in my little car for one .
     
  6. rosa

    rosa Active Member Top Contributor

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    That's quite unique. I wonder how it operates. Do you actually turn up side down at times? If it does, that would be my only fear to be in one.
     
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