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Dean Raleigh joined Joe Vittone and his VW dealer Econo Motors in Riverside, California in 1955. After understanding how easy repair and service was, Volkswagen Dean learned as much as he could and improved his skill level. He decided to create a Volkswagen career and improve his performance on the dragstrip. While working at Century Motors in Alhambra, California, Dean helped build a racing VW Beetle that races regularly for five months. He then built a drag star with a Porsche engine and launched campaigns at several local drag racing events. Joe asked Dean to return to Econo Motors in 1963 and resumed work on EMPI performance parts. He developed the exhaust system, carburetor kit and valve kit. At this time, Dean produced the famous Inch Pincher Race VW, one of the most famous race cars. In 1968, Dean left Econo Motors again and partnered with his brother Ken to launch his own VW repair and service shop in Santa Ana, California. The brothers wanted to devote themselves to the manufa

It's Dougie-History of the Doisenberg Automobile Classic Motor Car

Many of the greatest things in life begin with a humble beginning. So is the Duisenberg motor car. You may have heard off-time expressions such as “it’s a doughie” or “it’s a doughie”. These are all references to the famous great car and car car maker Doisenberg. Duisenberg began his life as Auburn Code Duisenberg. Ernest Rovan Code began his career in the automotive industry in the most humble way-as a simple repairer for Model T Ford cars. It can be said that the beginning of this Weisenberg line encountered even a rather complicated fate. -Mr. Code is said to have become a millionaire three times separately, even before he reached the age of 21-in each of the three times he lost all his fortune altogether. Finally, at the age of thirty, with lasting and real wealth, Mr. Code joined the failed Auburn company as its “general manager.” Buy a significant share of the company and make Auburn financially safe and wealthy. In addition to being an apparently smart engineer, Code had the b

Motorcycle History-Fun Facts for Kids

Kids, the first motorcycle sold was Hildebrand & Wolfmüller. This was when many children rode their bicycles in 1894 … Engine and frame Bicycle companies have installed a new invention, the internal combustion engine, on their bicycles. As new engines became more powerful, standard bicycle frames, wheels and chains couldn’t handle them anymore. The bike maker decided to make a steel frame. Steel did the same job as it does today. The most popular Motobikes Before World War I, the largest motorcycle company in the world was Indian Motors. They produced 20,000 bikes a year. By 1920, Harley-Davidson had sold more street bikes in more than 67 countries. Today, Honda, Kawasaki, Suzuki and Yamaha are the most popular with enthusiasts. Harley-Davidson is still the driving force of the United States. BMW, KTM, Triumph, Aprilia, Moto Guzzi and Ducati are also popular new street rides … parts Children’s coloring pages, steel or aluminum frames house the latest motorcycle parts and ac

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