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There's a great book called "Horatio's Drive", about the first cross-country automobile trip in 1903. Two guys and a bulldog named Bud drove from San Francisco to New York on a bet. At the time there were only 150 miles of paved road in the country. And we think we have it tough...book's by Dayton Duncan and Ken Burns (and yes, it was also a PBS special).

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There's a great book called "Horatio's Drive", about the first cross-country automobile trip in 1903. Two guys and a bulldog named Bud drove from San Francisco to New York on a bet.

With a bulldog's short legs how did he reach the pedals???

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Boy, it's a good thing they had side curtain air bags back then!

Well, they had to marry one first but they were available!

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George, I'm actually old enough to remember when you stepped on the accelerator pedal of a buick to start the car . I'm old enough to remember to pull the choke halfway out and turn the coil on of a Ford and push a starter button and yep use sawdjustto quiet a noisy transmission ! HE HE HE HE HE !!!!!! Ed Shaver

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