We talked recently with Phil King over at Crosthwaite and Gardiner,
one of England's most renowned restoration houses, and found out that
they'd not only been entrusted with the restoration of Dymaxion No. 2,
the only known surviving iteration of Buckminster Fuller's streamlined
automobile dream, but they'd also been tasked with the re-creation of
Dymaxion No. 3, a car last seen in the 1950s.
But they'll have a harder time of it without your help: They still need
to identify and source a few parts on the Dymaxion, among them the
external door handles, the turn signal indicators and the ignition
switch. Click the link below to take a gander at them and see if they look familiar.
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