The Electrical Carriage Race from Paris to Bordeaux Trailer

The Electrical Carriage Race from Paris to Bordeaux Trailer (1897)

01 March 1897 Factual

Actuality footage of the 1895 Paris–Bordeaux–Paris road trials — a procession of early motor “carriages” (including electric vehicles) filmed on the route, showing cars, drivers, roadside spectators, and the spectacle of the first long-distance motoring trials.

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