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1 pointLooks like I never added this one here (it was posted on the old forum), this Tiny Tor generator was the first O&R I acquired back in 2012 and it started my interest & my collection of these little engines. It's the Tiny Tor Model 30A (distributed by Algert Co. of Los Angeles) with a 220/240 volt AC outlet, as well as the standard battery charging output found on the similar Tiny Tiger generators. David
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1 pointI'd forgotten about the Trojan bubble car. Friend of mine had one. Perfect town car.
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1 pointClearly they had a very quick glance at wikipedia for the last part of the story and had no idea why the 2-stroke engine used has very few moving parts, I'm a bit disappointed they didn't add a picture of the engine. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Trojan_(automobile) David
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1 pointThe headline doesn't make sense either considering it was used after the war ended & last used in 1990 and has had several different owners since, then stored again after it stopped running. David
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1 pointCars of that age, Alain, we call Vintage. Before 1919 Veteran. Classics are roughly from 1950 upwards.