In the early years of the 20th century, a very unusual car dominated the U.S. market. It didn't have the perks of a Model T (it didn't even have a roof or doors) but it was also the cheapest car in the world. Listen in to learn more about buckboard cars.

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In the early years of the 20th century, a very unusual car dominated the U.S. market. It didn't have the perks of a Model T (it didn't even have a roof or doors) but it was also the cheapest car in the world. Listen in to learn more about buckboard cars.

What's a buckboard car?

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