Franklin Engine
The Franklin Air Cooled Engine.
The H.H. Franklin Manufacturing Company of Syracuse, NY built America's most successful air-cooled automobile, with its first innovative air-cooled motorcar in 1902 and continued production until 1934. Of the 150,000 Franklins built between 1902 and 1934, it's estimated that about 3,700 have survived.
The music E Boogie from the album Radiate Joy by Colin Shaddick is licensed under creativecommons.org and freemusicarchive.org.
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The H.H. Franklin Manufacturing Company of Syracuse, NY built America's most successful air-cooled automobile, with its first innovative air-cooled motorcar in 1902 and continued production until 1934. Of the 150,000 Franklins built between 1902 and 1934, it's estimated that about 3,700 have survived.
The music E Boogie from the album Radiate Joy by Colin Shaddick is licensed under creativecommons.org and freemusicarchive.org.
Видео Franklin Engine канала MrBalerdash
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