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From The Engineer:
As the the car industry's annual Geneva concept-fest enters its second week, here's a very different automotive prototype from The Engineer's archives.
Developed in an age when cars weren't cars at all but 'horseless carriages', this 'experimental' carriage was constructed jointly by an engineer 'Mr G B Petter,' and a pair of forward-looking carriage builders, 'Messrs Hill and Boll.' It was the first car powered by an internal combustion engine to be made in the UK.
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Re: This week in 1896: the horseless carriage
