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How GM Tried to Reinvent the AMERICAN TRUCK (in the '60s)

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In the 1960s, GM tried to reinvent the trucking industry with two trucks that are mostly forgotten today, the Bison and the Turbo Titan III. In this video, we’ll try to figure out why they were built and whether it was worth it... or a complete failure! 🎬 Timestamps: 00:00 Intro 00:18 The 1960s 1:20 1964 GM Bison 3:01 The GT-309 6:08 The Turbo Titan III 8:10 Was It Worth It? 9:22 Ending 📚 Sources & Attribution: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yo2uOzg2s_O0blrwZdeY_Ex0h9qVfT8AzUeKDasvwQk/edit?usp=sharing #gm #gasturbine #chrysler #chevrolet #ford #1960 #1960s #generalmotors
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