The wagon belonged to my folks, who owned the Antique Carriage Shop in Hot Springs, MT. Dad never was able to restore it, he passed, so I sold it to the owners of the Museum, so glad, as my folks would have loved to know the wagon was beautifully restored, has an awesome home, where it can be enjoyed by many to see! Awesome restoration job & a rare piece of History! 🙌💞💕From: Chet & Deb Robbins
Thank you for your father keeping this treasure even if he passed on before he could restore it. And thank you for this museum getting first dibs on buying this treasure
This must have been so impressive at the time. Even with the cameras fairly close I could not hear anything from this engine. I see why we had to have lights on it all the time because you would not hear this thing coming up on you.
How far along would we be if instead of a mechanical transmission Henry Ford put magnets on Model T flywheels not just for ignition but to power an electric motor that would act like a mechanical transmission. And some other than J.P. Morgan financed Nikola Tesla's work especially Warden Cliff towers
@@klaasj7808 Combustion Engines are produced without pollution? Both mining for lithium produces pollution, but so does the mining for the metals required in combustion engines. Atleast the former doesn't continue to pollute outside of the battery having to be changed out after about 8-10years of use, sometimes 200k miles.
That's awesome, James! Do you have a website about the restoration? I'd be interested in knowing more about the drivetrain components. Beautiful restoration!
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The wagon belonged to my folks, who owned the Antique Carriage Shop in Hot Springs, MT. Dad never was able to restore it, he passed, so I sold it to the owners of the Museum, so glad, as my folks would have loved to know the wagon was beautifully restored, has an awesome home, where it can be enjoyed by many to see! Awesome restoration job & a rare piece of History! 🙌💞💕From: Chet & Deb Robbins
Thank you for your father keeping this treasure even if he passed on before he could restore it.
And thank you for this museum getting first dibs on buying this treasure
That must've been surreal back in the day. No noise! Even with horses you'd have the hooves on the road!
And no paved roads
and bells on the carriage
But there's the magic carpet though.
Great work for all those who contributed. How wonderful to see it "on the road" once again.
This is featured in a very small paper back book of the history of the automobile ...
Amazing to see one working .
That is so very, very AWESOME! Congratulations - we know how hard everyone, especially you two, worked on this!
Oh wow. PHENOMENAL WORK on, displaying this platinum rare like gem.
Fabulous! Thanks for sharing!
One horse to another, " well, looks like we're gonna be out of job one of these days Red" Red: " But that's a good thing, right Henry "?
I'm going to tell my kids this was the first Tesla.
Never heard about that Electric Wagon.Amazing1
It is really an electric truck that has a battery.
@@luislaplume8261 Thats great. Best wishes from Germany.
That is a gorgeous Hawk , with the black and paint
Studebaker, for a time known as the oldest name on wheels
Amazing, it is going three miles per hour!
Yes. But three hundred smiles per hour.
I'm sure it's not it's top speed
Awesome! I read about this in Turning Wheels.Thanks for the vid!Good job you guys!
They look like Laurel and Hardy!☺
Can't be many of those left, awesome to see.
This must have been so impressive at the time. Even with the cameras fairly close I could not hear anything from this engine. I see why we had to have lights on it all the time because you would not hear this thing coming up on you.
0:40 is that Laurel and Hardy?
1:43 you can even see the camber on the front wheels.
Magnificent!!!
That's is truly awesome! 👍
What a sublime craft.
1902 - 2002, 100 yrs. no emissions, what would the world have been like with the electric car evolution instead
Agreed.
Why 2002? 🤔
How far along would we be if instead of a mechanical transmission Henry Ford put magnets on Model T flywheels not just for ignition but to power an electric motor that would act like a mechanical transmission.
And some other than J.P. Morgan financed Nikola Tesla's work especially Warden Cliff towers
ah yes batteries are produced without emission. steel is produced without emission. i love the illusion people live in.
@@klaasj7808 Combustion Engines are produced without pollution?
Both mining for lithium produces pollution, but so does the mining for the metals required in combustion engines.
Atleast the former doesn't continue to pollute outside of the battery having to be changed out after about 8-10years of use, sometimes 200k miles.
That's awesome, James! Do you have a website about the restoration? I'd be interested in knowing more about the drivetrain components. Beautiful restoration!
❤️ thanks for sharing this ❤️
Good job they're both wearing racing harnesses.
Faszinierend 👏👏👏😍👍✔
Lets see you do a wheelie!
Hellcat stand no chance against this car in a race
It looks like Laurel and Hardy driving.
They're not still doing these Fast and Furious things are they?
Well, it can deliver products for the town all over. And is quiet and steers easily. Use it for business.
The most drawn out exit I have ever seen.
Is it Laurel and Hardy riding in this 1902 Studebaker electric horseless carriage?
What battery technology were they using back then?
OK, Buddy, where’s the fire?
The two guys riding look like Laurel & Hardy.
Is it electric or gas powered? It is so quiet .
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Tesla for the Amish. Elon musk would be proud 👏
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Aca en argentina fue una camioneta muy buena
A Tesla it's not but cool none the less
Why would anybody buy a contraption that was WAY SLOWER than a horse ?
TOO FAST! It'll make women sterile and men impotent!! - the public, 1902
It can do a quarter mile in under 20 minutes!