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Concept for a General Motors microcar by Duane “Sparky” Bohnstedt, 1974.
This design shares much with the XP-512 concepts from 1969, presumably GM was giving serious thought to building such a small vehicle in the depths of the 1973-74 energy crisis.
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Early 1968 clay for MY 1971 Mustang...
Concept for a late 1960's Ford Mustang by Howard Payne, 1965.
Proposal by Brooks Stevens for the 1958 Oscar Mayer Wienermobile. At this stage of the design an onboard boiler was proposed, it would have generated a steam cloud to further the hot dog verisimilitude.
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Cincinnati Romans was a proposed name and aesthetic concept for a Cincinnati-based NFL expansion team in 1965. The team's uniforms were envisioned to include white helmets with laurel wreaths and warm-up jackets like Roman capes, but the NFL franchise was awarded to New Orleans, and Paul Brown eventually chose the name Bengals for the AFL team that would later join the NFL.
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Early vehicle concept for the Morgantown Personal Rapid Transit System by industrial design firm Sundberg-Ferar. Circa 1971.
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Concept for a station wagon version of the the Nash Metropolitan (dubbed Palomino) by Richard Arbib, 1954.
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Concept art for the 1958 Oscar Mayer Weinermobile, March 13, 1956. Design by Brooks Stevens.
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