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.

Owner, Jeff Lane, (Lane Motor Museum of Nasville Tennessee) reports that the car is very loud and windy.

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.

There's one that looks a lot like that right down the street from Biggs. I think it's really his but his wife is ashamed to have it parked in front of thier house.

Yeah...Jimmy's is still in primer.