Monday 26th September 1949
Robert A. Weinhardt, a design engineer with Ford, Packard, Kaiser-Frazer, and Willys, died at the age of 66. Weinhardt had helped design the first demountable disc wheels and shock absorbers.
An Everyday Journey Through Motoring History, Facts & Trivia
This Day In Automotive History
365 Days Of Motoring
Recent Posts
- Bachelor Party Ideas in San Diego: Why a Limousine Party Stands Out
- 5 Reasons Drivers Prefer Our Fuel Card Program
- Telltale Signs Your Starter Motor is Failing
- Benefits of Fleet Cards for Small Business Fleet Management
- Business Interruption Insurance: How It Protects You During a Crisis
Deliver breaking news, insightful commentary, and exclusive reports.
Get in touch benzingaheadline@gmail.com .
Target readers who trust our platform to stay ahead of the curve
Categories
- Born on this day (1,515)
- Car Maintenance & Modification (292)
- Classic Cars (21)
- Miscellaneous (82)
- Motoring (700)
- Motoring & the Law (44)
- Motoring Milestones (299)
- Motoring Monday (11)
- On this day (12,129)
- Shop (2)
- Things you probably didn't know about … (2)
- This Weekend in Motor Sport History (259)
- Uncategorized (29)
Disclaimer
I We have no wish to abuse copyright regulations and we apologise unreservedly if this occurs. If you own any of the material published please get in touch.