TDW 1590 - The Very First Automobile

0:03 what are you

0:03 doing can't get enough of those leaves

0:07 huh you better leave that spot

0:10 alone get on with the

0:13 day come

0:18 on

0:18 or or

0:26 not I'll see you later welcome everyone

0:26 Adam the woo here to the bustling

0:29 parking lot at the

0:31 cooko convention and

0:35 Conference Event

0:37 Center but there is an auto museum

0:39 inside those doors and I figured why not

0:42 why not right sounds

0:44 good it's my second channel daily Vlog

0:46 channel it's the daily woo the entryway

0:49 is down this long

0:58 hallway there's no one here but us there

0:58 it is the original Coco

1:00 bullshirt I might have to might have to

1:03 get one of

1:15 is I was born on October 14 187 this is

1:15 a gentleman by the name of Elwood Haynes

1:18 who created the first automobile and

1:20 this is a recreation of what it looked

1:22 like and there's a picture of it in the

1:25 original is in the Smithsonian in

1:27 Washington

1:28 DC

1:30 Vibrations by July

1:33 1894 the 820 lb vehicle was ready to

1:37 Road cap on July 4th a crowd gathered to

1:41 watch as the machine was pushed into the

1:43 street for safety's sake the automobile

1:46 was towed out of town by horses to

1:48 Pumpkin Vine Pikes for test run it's

1:50 pretty cool that it all started right

1:52 here way down in

1:53 COC Indiana and they have designated

1:56 this stretch of the museum hannes Avenue

2:00 it's like a walk through time this is a

2:04 1921 hannes model and if you look

2:07 closely in the back seat there's a

2:09 passenger waiting for a

2:12 ride back seat driver 101 I really like

2:15 these early 1900 models this is 1900

2:18 this is 1908 just something about like

2:21 the construction and architecture of

2:23 vehicles back then it's kind of neat

2:25 this classic vehicle according to the

2:27 side of it was made in the 1930

2:30 right isn't that am I reading that

2:32 correctly so yeah can you imagine paying

2:35 12 cents a gallon for

2:40 gas you get a lot of

2:43 miles just for a very cheap price

2:46 there's a mural on the side of the wall

2:48 all about cooko and all the fun facts

2:51 and historical significance of the Town

2:54 they've recreated the hannes auto

2:57 Factory Circa

2:58 1902 and you can basically walk through

3:01 it and see what it was like to create

3:04 those very first automobiles I'm

3:08 stationed here to turn this wheel to

3:11 achieve my spot in

3:14 Automotive History I just now realized

3:17 this is a woman with a beard it's a

3:19 female with a huge gargantuan stash is

3:22 that what they're called mutton chops I

3:24 think mutton chops are more like like

3:27 Sideburn like Jacob the car carpet

3:30 bagger style but I think yeah I

3:32 guess yeah interesting you hard at work

3:36 buddy you're getting it done this guy

3:40 really seems to enjoy what he has been

3:44 designated to

3:45 do at that smile on his face just

3:49 working with a smile it's got to be very

3:52 difficult to concentrate with your

3:53 glasses not on straight though whatever

3:56 works for you though this is the chassis

3:58 from a 1919 model and this woman here is

4:02 very very fascinated look honey it even

4:06 comes with a spare

4:09 tire a spare tire

4:12 James a

4:14 spare tire spare look at

4:24 it this is sort of the evolution of the

4:24 car radio that one starting with

4:27 1958 there's some here from the 70s

4:32 1977

4:34 1980 cassette tapes

4:38 1994 CD players became very popular this

4:43 one's from

4:44 1941 push button am only not even FM yet

4:49 it might not look it but this woman was

4:52 the queen of the road Margaret

4:55 hoggins out of my way coming through

4:59 coming up now on a classic gas station

5:01 You' pull in full service this guy in

5:04 the window over here he's like I do not

5:06 want to fill your car up today I just

5:08 want to hang out here and listen to

5:09 these new fangled radios just get us

5:13 there how much farther do we have to go

5:15 this stinking

5:16 traffic we're not

5:18 moving I got to be honest there are way

5:21 more vehicles in here than I thought

5:23 there would be it's pretty freaking cool

5:26 and this is not a trunk this is actually

5:29 another their seat that pops up so if

5:31 you had an extra passenger you could sit

5:34 back there in the back in 1929 Ford

5:37 created this is called a wood station

5:40 wagon the reason it's called that is

5:42 because the doors are in fact made out

5:46 of wood would you ride in

5:48 that sure would you in 1915 there was a

5:52 company called the Fisk rubber company

5:55 and they had a basically a mascot of

5:58 this child and they have recreated it in

6:01 fulls siiz gargantuan form holding a

6:05 candle and

6:08 carrying a tire there has to be probably

6:11 about a 100

6:13 cars in this entire building they even

6:16 have an old Coca-Cola machine and check

6:19 this out it looks like a Coca-Cola

6:21 cooler but it's really a couch you can

6:24 just relax and enjoy the Ambiance of old

6:27 school Coca-Cola flavor

6:35 what do I'm enjoying the Ambiance of

6:35 that old school Coca-Cola flavor this

6:37 was Cook's first motorized fire engine

6:41 there he is the fire chief say so right

6:45 there on his hat pretty fascinating to

6:48 think that this was really used this was

6:50 the very first fire engine that was not

6:53 horse

6:54 drawn in town this is Cassie she has

6:58 been recreating ated in mannequin form

7:02 standing in front of this Ford but she

7:05 was a real person that worked in town

7:08 for years and years and that's her right

7:10 there this was her father's shop that

7:12 she grew up in and eventually she took

7:15 over running the place and that's her

7:17 right there changing a tire whoa check

7:20 it out it's not a Hidden Mickey it's a

7:23 hidden

7:24 Roger Eddie I wonder why he's hiding

7:27 there inside that car I have what

7:29 there's a gangster right there G tracker

7:32 there's even a 1950s Diner in here the

7:36 Pioneer I am getting hungry the doors

7:38 appear to be closed though and I think

7:40 the last customer is being

7:42 served I think he might be a little bit

7:46 creeping the woman out though because

7:48 she has given some weird body language

7:52 sir please take your eyes off the

7:55 waitress sir you're making her very

7:58 uncomfortable tra the van straight up

8:00 for it I get 80 m to the gallon on this

8:03 hog out of everything you are witnessing

8:05 one of these cars is not like the

8:09 others when you see it you will

8:13 know

8:15 sh tiny car alert the Buick torpedo I

8:19 would probably get a leg cramp sitting

8:21 in that this girl on the bike has just

8:24 purchased some popcorn and is being

8:27 served by no one

8:30 it's the ghost in the popcorn cart in

8:33 all seriousness though this really was a

8:35 popcorn cart used for years and years

8:37 all around cooka in fact the license

8:39 plate on the bicycle says the town's

8:42 name and who doesn't love these old

8:50 Gremlins and there's a little teeny one

8:50 back there it's like a mini Gremlin I

8:52 didn't even notice but we have Alf in

8:55 there hey Willie this place is huge it's

8:59 basically Al one massive Warehouse

9:02 building with a lot of vehicles and a

9:05 lot of history especially when it comes

9:08 to this neck of the woods of Indiana if

9:12 you're ever in this area definitely come

9:14 check it out it's $5 to get in well

9:17 worth it if you're into this sort of

9:19 thing just don't prick your finger on

9:21 that you know what

9:30 happens started a little

9:30 moderate bonfire except it's not really

9:33 a bonfire it's just smoldering

9:41 leaves let's see if we let's see if we

9:41 can get a little spark here wait a

9:44 second wait wait wait we have

10:00 success

10:00 and look at the

10:03 woods filled with smoke

10:07 billowing it's kind of

10:09 creepy it's almost like an area Jason

10:12 Vorhees would thrive

10:25 in although Jason V's never started a

10:25 fire as far as I know I he might have on

10:28 accident but I don't think he

10:30 purposefully started a campfire he just

10:33 put him

10:34 out in his own

TDW 1590 - The Very First Automobile

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