Where Did Old Bumper Cars Go?

The ones in amusement parks back in the 20s thru to the 50s ran on electricity. They had a pole on the back going to a metal electrically charged overhead plate. Do you remember driving bumper cars at amusement parks or fair rides?

They were so much fun, and they are back! These little beasties are street legal.

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JAGUAR F-TYPE PROJECT 7 CONFIRMED FOR PRODUCTION

Reported here http://www.jaguarusa.com/about-jaguar/news/project-7-confirmed-for-production.html

Find answers here. For example, the Jaquar E-Type was in these movies.

I can think of a few ways they could have detected that rotation before going for the record.

From AUTOWEEK on the 70th anniversary of D-Day, this is a quaint but interesting nod to a vehicle that helped make the Allied invasion possible: the 60 HP mighty little Jeep.

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“Once owned by a Bugatti race driver, this E-Type was worked over by a race mechanic at Bugatti’s shop in Molsheim, France, to extract more power—enough for an extra 7 mph of top end.”

http://www.foxnews.com/leisure/2014/06/19/164-jaguar-e-type-barn-find-has-bugatti-racing-pedigree/

Thanks to Gary for this item.