100 Anos do 1º carro Japonês

[Kaizen]

Temos razões para celebrar, quem investiga o modelo? http://www.ezboard.com/images/emoticons/wink.gif ALT=";)">  

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[Valen]

Pela pesquisa que fiz os 100 anos foram em 2004.

The first Japanese car, the Yamaba was a ten seater powered by a 25hp 2 cylinder steam engine. Built in 1904, only four were made.This 10-passenger steam car was the first automobile to be domestically produced. At the Fifth Domestic Industrial Exposition, held in Osaka in 1903, a man of wealth from Okayama was inspired by the display of American automobiles. He then had Torao Yamaba build this car.

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Mas para 2007 faz 100 anos este modelo


The Takuri was the first petrol powered Japanese production car. Powered by a two cylinder 1875cc boxer engine,8/12HP, 800kg, only 12 were built between 1907 and 1909.

Investigando mais temos mais especificamente Takuri  Type 3 (1907)

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This automobile was commissioned by Imperial Prince Takehito Arisugawa, the
"Imperial Prince of Automobiles," who ordered Shinataro Yoshida and Komanosuke Uchiyama to build it. It was the first domestic, gasoline-powered automobile built in Japan. About ten were constructed, and because people at the time thought it made a rattling noise when it ran, they nicknamed it the "Takuri," which is a shortened form of the Japanese onomatopoeia for "rattle.

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A Daiahatsu também foi fundada em 1907, produzindo inicialmente apenas motores de combustão interna.
 

[Kaizen]

Pois, eu referia-me ao Takuri. Bela investigação, é assim mesmo. Se conseguirem reunir mais dados era óptimo para se criar um tópico na Galeria de modelos.

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[jcsantos]

Grande investigação http://www.deephousepage.com/smilies/headbang.gif ALT=":[faroia]">
E a quem pertence actualmente o nome Takuri? ou será que pura e simplesmente morreu?