
Photo: 1923 Milburn Electric, Model 27L, 60 Volt, 23 MPH, 60 mile range. Museum of Science and Industry, Chicago, IL
Photo by Mary K. Doyle
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An idea ahead of its time!
For sure! Thank you for commenting, Susan.
Wow, too bad that technology stopped developing.
Right? Maggie, imagine where we’d be today if it continued to sell.
What a beauty!
It’s the first electric car I’ve liked!!
It’s a sweet ride!
I wonder what other technologies were also shut down throughout our world?!?!?!?
I know, right? That company started building electric cars in 1915!
That is one “pretty” car-and made in 1923! 🙂
What a beauty 😍
beatiful hihi, i love it
Definitely not a long distance car, but a good city runabout. Have a good evening Mary. Allan
I’m just surprised electric cars were out so early. Happy weekend to you and Patty.
Like so many innovations, I feel that big oil did their best to suppress any innovation that would lower their sales. Cheers.
Talk to me. I’m curious about your thoughts and comments.