Kool Car Photos!

[Neverdone]

 

[26Troadster]

not much on the truck, but i like the car. [cl[cl

 

[Neverdone]

I think all around it is a pretty sweet setup......

 

[CORPO]

yep ill take both!

 

[Willowbilly3]

I hope the fad of laying them on the ground goes away. Nice rigs but I'm just not into that.

 

[earthman]

 

[CORPO]

I hope the fad of laying them on the ground goes away. Nice rigs but I'm just not into that.

Sorry

 

[sneakysnake]

Well they got the paint job right.lol

 

[skull]

a real one of a tyke street legal

Adult-sized child made a street legal Little Tikes Car that goes 70mph


http://sploid.gizmodo.com/adult-sized-child-made-a-street-legal-little-tikes-car-1513611671

Do you know what the most disappointing thing about being an adult is? It's not the slow metabolism or the achy joints or the plateau of growth, it's the fact that we're all failures to our childhood selves. We don't eat candy, we don't play with toys and we drive responsible vehicles. Not John Bitmead though, he's the type of full-fledged adult who wouldn't disappoint his childhood self because he made a street legal Little Tikes Car that can zoom up to 70mph.

It's a very impressive machine. Bitmead spent over 1000 hours and nearly $7000 building this out and he tried to stay as true as possible to the iconic Little Tikes Car, meaning there isn't any windows or windshield. BBC took the car for a spin and you can see that it drives pretty well. How do you think it compares to the toy car?

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[earthman]

Mr. Allen Swift (Springfield, MA) owned & drove the same 1928 Rolls-Royce Piccadilly-P1 Roadster for 82 years. A graduation gift, brand new in 1928, he drove it up until his death at the age of 102! Now in a museum the car has 1,070,000 miles on it! ...that's approximately 13,048 miles per year (1,087 per month) and it still runs like a Swiss watch. British Engineering at it's best...

 

[Neverdone]

seen that story many of times. Amazing! Wonder what kind of upkeep it took to keeping that thing running that long?

 

[earthman]

seen that story many of times. Amazing! Wonder what kind of upkeep it took to keeping that thing running that long?

Really would be interesting to see maintainence records for this.

 

[sneakysnake]

Grocery getter

 

[26Troadster]

Grocery getter

different, and looks to be a nice job, but i don't think i want it.

 

[skull]

1932 Buick Danish General Motors Styling Exercise?

l would drive this, looks really cool[cl

article for 1932 Buick Danish General Motors Styling Exercise?

http://theoldmotor.com/?p=119353

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[skull]

A Walking Two-Legged Right Hand Drive Model T Ford

a early design for the star wars walkers

Surly someone must know something about this car. Is it real, a World War I design exercise, or is it a spoof? The photo was posted by Danny Weil at the Antique Motorcycle Club of America.

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[skull]

Hudson Tow Car and Curtiss Aerocar

Todd School for Boys Hudson Tow Car with Curtiss Aerocar trailer.

no info but another cool car tow vehicle.

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[skull]

According to Life Savers, the brand was first marketed in 1912 after chocolate maker Clarence Crane developed a candy that would not melt in the summer heat. Crane sold his formula to Edward Noble who founded the Company in 1913, and introduced the foil and paper packed roll that soon become famous. You can follow the rest of the one hundred and twelve year timeline of the candy with a hole in the middle at Live Savers.

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[earthman]

That '32 Buick had some great lines!

 

[sneakysnake]

I know this is a repost subject but a little interesting background on the project
http://safeshare.tv/w/uKAlfLZUsX