wanted, and in 1899, he did the trip again, taking a reporter from "the plain dealer," named charles shanks, and charles did something very interesting when he put out his stories about the road trip, and that is what -- he would use the french term automobile, rather than horseless carriage, and with most of america being riveted with the story of this road trip, the term automobile became used by americans rather than horseless carriage, and as you it see from the 1899 winton, looks like a carriage going down the road. it just did not have horses pulling it. the unique features of the early automobiles that we do not think about today or realize, probably one of the most interesting, see there is no steering wheel, but there is what is called a tiller, and this is teller -- tiller steering, and you would do this to turn the wheels left or right, much like a carriage or , carried overrd from the days of the carriage, that there is nothing out front, because most of the early automobiles had rear mounted and if you come around the rear of the car, you can see the engine compartment of the 1

in 1899 he did the road trip it from the plain dealer and going towards -- taking charles shanks with him. termuld use the french automobile rather than horseless carriage. the country being riveted by the story of this road trip, the term automobile used by americans, rather than horseless carriage. as you can see from the winton, it looks like a carriage going down the road that didn't have forces pulling it. some of the unique features of the early american automobiles , probablyn't go today one of the most interesting you see is the steering wheel. there is what we call the tiller. this is tiller steering. you would move it to actually turn the wheels left or right. here,ike a carriage seat or even the dashboard carried outfront. in the engine compartment here we had similar components like the ones in automobiles today. large tank here, the fuel tank. the large tank here with the holes going through is actually the water tank that holds the cooling, essentially acting like radiators. cool air passing through the tubes in the tank and allowing it to the engine cool. below that the

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