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| An image of Buckminster Fuller's plans for his dymaxion car. KITCHENERLORD/FLICKR |
In the midst of the Great Depression architect, engineer and big thinker Buckminster Fuller invested all his financial resources in a dream vehicle that could fly, land, and drive. He called the concept an “Omni-Medium Transport.” It is now known as the Dymaxion car, the ambitious idea of a vehicle that never took flight.
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| Dymaxion replica Wikipedia |
In 2016 Wall Street Journal columnist Dan Neil took a replica of the 1933 Dymaxion No. 1 created by and housed at Nashville's Lane Motor Museum for a spin:
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