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A one-of-a-kind French automobile, the 1932 Helicron, was discovered in 2000 in a barn, where it was placed by its owners in the late 1930s.
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It is driven by a propeller bolted directly to a 4 cylinder air-cooled engine.
This Helicron passed the French safety inspection in 2000 and is approved for use on the roads.
When the propeller is spinning at full rpm, the 1,000-pound boat-tailed car can hit freeway speeds of 75 mph.
This is the only Helicron in existence. The car can be seen at the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee.
This is the only Helicron in existence. The car can be seen at the Lane Motor Museum in Nashville, Tennessee.
