Dallas

Dallas

In 1974 the entrepreneur Geraldine Elizabeth Carmichael designed and built the Dallas Clifft, a three-wheeled sports car. The vehicle was powered by a 334.6 in (850 cm) air-cooled engine and has been sold for 2000 U.S. dollars in the years of the oil crisis in the mid 70s. Two other vehicles, the Revelle and the Vanagen were planned as a supplement to Dallas. But it never came to this because Carmichael was sentenced to prison for fraud where she died of cancer in 2004. SPACCER is suitable for installation in the Dallas vehicle improves the ease of entry.