A collection of old vehicles on Level 0 of Thinktank Birmingham Science Museum. The area called "Move It"
<p>These were most likely in display at one time or another in the old Science Museum on Newhall Street (until 1997).
</p><p>When not on display, some of them had been stored at the Museum Collections Centre on Dollman Street in Nechells.
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This is the Dunlop Railton Mobil Special Land Speed Record Car.
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It went from 0 to 400 mph in 3 minutes 30 seconds. The vehicle broke the World Land Speed Record in 1938, 1939 and 1946 with a speed of 394 miles an hour - a record held for 17 years.
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