Difference between revisions of "1953-54 Dodge Firearrow (Concept Car)"

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Fire arrows are an early form of gunpowder solid fuel rocket which were attached to a shaft of the arrow to provide a propulsive force. The Chinese are credited with both the invention of the fire arrow and also the first use of fire arrows in a military warfare.

However since this is the MoparWiki, the name Fire Arrow was applied to four Dodges in 1953 and 1954.

Fire Arrow I

Fire Arrow II

Fire Arrow III

Fire Arrow IV

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+Fire arrows are an early form of gunpowder solid fuel rocket which were attached to a shaft of the arrow to provide a propulsive force. The Chinese are credited with both the invention of the fire arrow and also the first use of fire arrows in a military warfare.
+However since this is the MoparWiki, the name Fire Arrow was applied to four [[Dodge]]s in 1953 and 1954.
+== [[Fire Arrow I]] ==
+== [[Fire Arrow II]] ==
+== [[Fire Arrow III]] ==
+== [[Fire Arrow IV]] ==
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