invalid car

In one attack his invalid car was stolen and smashed.

The invalid car had fired at last and was slowly lurching on the move.

This unconventional rubber springing came straight from the patented system used for the invalid car.

The Autoette was also marketed and sold as an early electric wheelchair or invalid car for the disabled.

Nevertheless, from the early 1960s a local manufacturer of three-wheel invalid cars began regularly sending his goods by rail.

But thieves almost put paid to his invalid car, by stealing the battery and then trying to smash the car when they couldn't get it started.

Moskvitch 400-420B (invalid car version of 400)

Until Mr Martyn moves, he must now keep his invalid car safely locked up inside his flat.

GAZ-18 - invalid car prototype (1959)

When he slipped away, on the pretext that he had seen Seagrave, I helped Gabrielle to inspect a succession of invalid cars.

It was originally fitted with an engine from an invalid car, though at the present, June 2009, a new small Kubota diesel engine is due to be fitted.

The motorcycles were really a sideline for the main business of producing the three-wheeled invalid cars, so development of the prototypes had to be fitted in when the production schedule allowed.

Three months later, sitting beside her physiotherapy instructor in her new invalid car, she held the chromium treadles in her strong fingers as if they were extensions of her clitoris.

He had seen others, some of them in his own Department, being helped from their grotesquely graceless invalid cars into their wheel-chairs, accepting a lower grade and easier work, moving to a division which could afford to carry a passenger.

Initially the bikes were an offshoot of the Invacar company which produced invalid cars and needed to diversify its products, and the founder of the concern was O.B. (Bert) Greeves MBE.

When it was decided at last, in October, that she could be removed to Riverdale, Clemens and Howells went to Boston and engaged an invalid car to make the journey from York Harbor to Riverdale without change.

Clearly as the patterns turned in slow mindsbreeze he saw among them an upturned invalid car with wheels still spinning and by it lying a crippled negro on his back lashing out with metal crutches at a strangely dressed whiteman with machine qualities.

The last group of photographs showed the young woman in a chromium wheelchair, guided by a friend across the rhododendron-screened lawn of a convalescent institution, propelling her shiny vehicle herself at an archery meeting, and finally taking her first lessons at the wheel of an invalid car.

The gray gown and comforting face were known in many hospitals, seen on crowded transports, among the ambulances at the front, invalid cars, relief tents, and food depots up and down the land, and many men went out of life like tired children holding the hand that did its work so well.