Raphael's McKyle Carriage 1835 Manufacture: 1835 Type: Covered Ride

Raphael's McKyle Carriage 1835 Manufacture: 1835 Type: Covered Ride-on Cart Motorization: Not applicable (horse-drawn) Transmission: Not applicable Price: Variable, depending on customization Exterior Design: Style: Functional and practical, with specific modifications for user comfort. Body: High quality wood, painted in blue. Coverage: Fixed cover to protect against bad weather. Glass: Side windows with glass for greater protection and comfort. Wheels: Four wooden wheels with iron rims for durability and stability. Interior Design: Cabin: Seats upholstered in leather, providing comfort during travel. Instrumentation: Basic, with space for oil lanterns. Battery capacity: Utility: Designed to transport passengers, with space for small loads. Performance: Suspension: Innovative weight distribution system between the wheels, ensuring a more comfortable ride. Traction: Horse-drawn, with improvements to soften the impact on the wheels. Context and Usage: Raphael's 1835 McKyle Carriage was a custom riding buggy for King Raphael Eileen of Kyle. Although it was a normal carriage, the specific modifications – fixed cover, glass side windows, and blue paint – met the monarch's needs for comfort and protection. This carriage exemplifies how McKyle Carriage & Co. adapted its productions to meet its customers' individual requests.

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