Electric Cars, Before They Were Cool

ID: 3074 ~ Source: McCormick, Paul. Interviewed by Bob “Tumbleweed Smith” Lewis, August 1969, in Littlefield, TX. Baylor University Institute for Oral History, Waco, TX.
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Tumbleweed Smith’s inaugural interview in Littlefield, Texas, with Paul McCormick, a man who developed an electric car. McCormick explains his new creation and the intended uses of the invention. Designed to be the perfect in-town car, getting the user from home to work and back again, this iteration of the electric car was designed to be a vital part of a daily commute.

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By Nick Hernandez
“Tumbleweed Smith,” born Bob Lewis in Waco in 1935, has made a name for himself in broadcasting throughout the state of Texas. Inspired by a tumbleweed that rolled across his West Texas lawn and his mother’s maiden name, he adopted the persona of…