Have you seen this on the roads of Tennessee?
Hemmings Motor News wrote:
You may be relieved to learn that the Helicron No. 1 shown here, was not followed be a Helicron No. 2 or any other number: It's a one off, built in 1932 using the chassis of a Rosengart. The builder used the Rosengart chassis turned back to front, so the rear wheels do the steering.

Hemmings Motor News wrote:
Owner, Jeff Lane, (Lane Motor Museum of Nasville Tennessee) reports that the car is very loud and windy.
Well...Duh...
Hemmings Motor News wrote:
What do you suppose the Tennessee authorities did after taking a look at the 74 year old part-aircraft, part-boat? They approved it for use on public roads, that's what. That's why you have to love Tennessee.
