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Could automobiles in the early 1920's be pushed?
no
What country does chauffeur come from?
The word 'chauffeur' is French and it is used to describe a paid automobile driver. The word is a nickname derived from the word "chauffer" which means "to heat" because early automobiles were steam powered and required a person to preheat the boiler.
Early nickname for Google?
Googal was what it originally was called. It doesn't have a nickname.
What is a CASE car?
Case built Automobiles in the early part of the 20th century.
What is Tacoma's nickname?
Tacoma's nickname is the "City of Destiny." This nickname reflects the city's early aspirations to become the terminus of the Transcontinental Railroad.
How did people get around in 1890 to1900?
Trains, boats, horse and wagon, early automobiles,
How Michigan get its nickname?
How Michigan got its nickname by the early fur traders that traded wolverine pelts.
What was an early nickname for policemen in Victorian era?
Peelers
What nickname for the era of the late 1800s to the early 1900s?
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What was a bench seat in early automobiles?
A bench seat is a padded seat that runs the entire width of the cabin. Although it used to be very common in American automobiles, it has been gradually phased out.
What is a nickname for early July to late August?
The Dog Days.
When did windshield washers become standard equipment on automobiles?
Higher end cars in the early 50's
