" The world is truly tiny, and weird. I grew up 7.2 miles from Brooks Stevens house, and museum.
https://www.hemmings.com/blog/2009/1...kee-wisconsin/
I used to go there to drool over the amazing vehicles in his collection, like this Talbot-Lago, one of 14 made. This is probably the one from the museum, as it is in the US, and I remember the steel airfoil tubing bumpers.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talbot...563067512).jpg
To make an EV connection, notice the door handles that worked like those on the Model 3. You pushed on the fat end to make the handle stick out.
About the time I built my '67 Bonneville cafe racer, and my buddy Dennis had his Sportster, this bike was at the museum. Being lead acid powered, it didn't get me excited then, and I forgot about it, until this piece jogged my memory.
https://electrek.co/2019/02/20/diy-e...rley-davidson/
If Ted will permit me to carry on a bit farther with this brain fart. :-) When they closed the one room schoolhouse I first went to, that was half way between Brooks' museum, and my parents' house, they sent us to the new consolidated grade school, in Grafton. My strongest memory from that school was "little Oscar" driving up to the school in the Wienermobile, and doing a magic show in our cafeteria. I just discovered that Stevens designed that too. :-) "