Popular Science
Issue: Nov, 1933
Posted in: Automotive, Origins
Posted: 01/18/2007
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LOWEST AUTO ONLY 27 INCHES HIGH (Nov, 1933)

Who knew the low-rider was invented in England?

LOWEST AUTO ONLY 27 INCHES HIGH

With an overall height of only twenty-seven inches, a dachshund car recently appeared on the roads of England. It is believed to be the lowest automobile in the world, the distance from the top of the windshield to the pavement being less than three times the height of this page. It was built by a Bradford engineer.

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