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via @designboom: "1933 dymaxion prototype two: buckminster fuller's iconic three-wheeled, aerodynamic vehicle, co-designed with starling burgess, was built to test future-forward efficiency. it seated 11, reached 90 mph, and achieved 30 mpg-not for production, but to explore what might be possible. video by petersen automotive museum (@petersenmuseum) during the vehicle's loan by the@nationalautomobilemuseum #designboom #buckminsterfuller #dymaxion" | The Buckminster Fuller Institute

Buckminster Fuller's Three-Wheeled 1933 Dymaxion Car Hits the Road in 2015

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