The Flying Car A propeller driven automobile in Rome, Italy. (1947-1949) Top land speed of 150 MPH. As A Plane, its airspeed is 200 MPH. Would you have wanted to own one of these flying cars?

( I've got a secret) game show broadcast on 10/28/1959 Car Converts into plane. Morton Taylor from Longview, Washington introduces his flying car. His secret, " I flew to New York in this automobile". "It converts into an airplane". The contestants attempt to guess the secret regarding Morton Taylor. Could you have guessed the story regarding Morton Taylor with a blindfold over your eyes?

America's First Flying Car In the 1930's, Harold Pitcairn bought the Spanish autogyro patent and propelled it to new heights in the U.S. In 1936, Pitcairn created the AC35 autogyro , the flying machine that is also an automobile. Pitcairn spend $80,000 at the height of the depression, selling them for $12,500 ( over $200,000 dollars in today's money), only one plane was ever made. Would this AC35 be good at forest fire rescue?

Curtiss-Wright Model 2500 Air Car from the 1960s This hovercraft-inspired vehicle that promised to change transportation forever. The military was interested in this concept. Explore the fascinating legacy of a car that hovered 15 inches above the ground and remains an engineering marvel today. Would have enjoyed piloting this vehicle?

7 Real Flying Cars that actually fly. Would you enjoy flying any of these cars?