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gptkbp:instanceOf
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automobile
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gptkbp:availability
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rare in modern times
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gptkbp:bodyStyle
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touring car
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gptkbp:brakes
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mechanical brakes
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gptkbp:collectibility
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high among vintage car collectors
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gptkbp:colorOptions
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various
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gptkbp:cultural_impact
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featured in automotive history discussions
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gptkbp:dashboard
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speedometer
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gptkbp:displacement
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500 cubic inches
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gptkbp:engineType
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4-cylinder engine
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gptkbp:exhibits
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displayed in automotive museums
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gptkbp:filmography
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featured in automotive documentaries
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gptkbp:fuel_capacity
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30 gallons
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gptkbp:fuelType
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gasoline
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gptkbp:headlights
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kerosene headlights
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gptkbp:height
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5.5 feet
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gptkbp:historical_figure
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gptkb:George_Schuster
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gptkbp:historical_significance
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first automobile to complete a transcontinental journey
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https://www.w3.org/2000/01/rdf-schema#label
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Thomas Flyer
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gptkbp:influenced
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early automotive technology
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gptkbp:inspiration
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future long-distance races
influenced_American_car_design
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gptkbp:interiorFeatures
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leather
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gptkbp:legacy
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pioneering long-distance automobile travel
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gptkbp:length
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over 15 feet
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gptkbp:manufacturer
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gptkb:Thomas_Motor_Company
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gptkbp:model
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gptkb:Thomas_Flyer_1907
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gptkbp:notable_event
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gptkb:New_York_to_Paris_Race
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gptkbp:notable_feature
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large wheels
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gptkbp:notableDrivers
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gptkb:George_Schuster
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gptkbp:notablePerson
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none known
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gptkbp:numberOfDoors
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4
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gptkbp:origin
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gptkb:United_States
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gptkbp:productionCompany
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approximately 100
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gptkbp:productionLocation
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gptkb:Buffalo,_New_York
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gptkbp:productionYears
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1907-1910
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gptkbp:racingSeries
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won_the_New_York_to_Paris_Race_in_1908
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gptkbp:related_to
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early 20th century automobiles
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gptkbp:renovated
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often restored by enthusiasts
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gptkbp:successor
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gptkb:Thomas_Flyer_1910
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gptkbp:topSpeed
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50 mph
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gptkbp:transmission
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manual transmission
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gptkbp:weight
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2,800 lbs
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gptkbp:wheelbase
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120 inches
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gptkbp:width
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6 feet
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gptkbp:year
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1907
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