Conquering Roads
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Precisely So (1937) Manufacturing Tolerancesby USAutoIndustry3,650 views- 10:59
Tomorrows Driversby gregsllc405 views
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Chevrolet Leader News 4by gregsllc2,076 views
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1935 "We Driver"by signaltraffic4,949 views
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Chevrolet Leader News 7by gregsllc2,920 views
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Driving Around New York City - 1928by Aaron1912715,889 views
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Chevrolet Leader News 6by gregsllc804 views
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The RV World of 1937by backobeyond109,436 views
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Number Seven Starting upby brendanm72013,652 views
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Master Hands 3by gregsllc426 views
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Master Hands 2by gregsllc187 views
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1926 Model T in the snowby IndianaTrucks6,196 views
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Newsreel 1935 (Military Trucks and Factory)by cody1041431,412 views
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This Nations Power 1940by JamHandyOrganization365 views
Also nice to see what the original George Washington Bridge tolls looked like... I am pretty familiar with that location I've been across it many times... you may also notice there is only one deck on the bridge, in which a second was added in 1961.
Also I may note they had yet to forsee the fundamental designation of one-way streets in Manhattan which were imposed to reduce some pretty bad gridlock congestion at the time.
Railer505 2 years ago
Incredible they didn't think about limited-access freeways at the time like our Interstate Highway System. This video even predates the Merritt Parkway near where I live. But yes in 1937 it's imaginable that paved roads at all were the most advanced compared to dirt roads used by wagons.
Railer505 2 years ago