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1. The integrated wheel design of the Sunbeam, so modern looking with no defined fenders, foresaw...

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Sun Mar 29, 2020, 09:07 PM

Mar 2020

future automotive innovation but it wasn't until the 1949 Ford "shoebox" introduction did the industry move into the modern era for production cars, delayed no doubt by the war.

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On this date in 1927 a Sunbeam went 200mph. [View all] JohnnyRingo Mar 2020 OP

The integrated wheel design of the Sunbeam, so modern looking with no defined fenders, foresaw... brush Mar 2020 #1