Kool Car Photos!

[Sam_Fear]

I love old style flames, but I think this ones little too much - I like the simpler one behind it better. That quarter window is great though!

 

[maverickmk]

Now this is a chop!

 

[smallfoot]

Oct. 1941 New Falls, NY

 

[loudmouthbass]

Oct. 1941 New Falls, NY

pardon my ignorance, and this may be one of those "why don't you just let some air out of the tires moment", but with the break over angle, how did they get the front pick-up truck loaded?

i'm assuming it's a flat load, then the load rails are raised into place for transport

 

[smallfoot]

I'm ignorant too on this info. One of the truckers in our membership may be able to explain how that hauler works. I'm wondering if somehow there might be another vehicle on the hauler too.

 

[Sam_Fear]

Guaranteed there is a third underneath there. Otherwise it would just be a flatbed.

 

[Old Iron]

I do a lot of fabrication repair on semi car haulers and this gives you an idea of how the old ones work.

 

[Old Iron]

Here's one that comes in every now and then for repairs.

 

[loudmouthbass]

break over angle doesn't appear as extreme on this open sided trailer.

 

[maverickmk]

 

[lowbudget50]

Very cool mav!

 

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[smallfoot]

 

[smallfoot]

1922 DC Black & White Taxis

 

[smallfoot]

1908 Christs Church NZ Wolseley and Cadillac

 

[smallfoot]

1909 Kings Chapel, Boston

 

[smallfoot]

1937 Flint Michigan Fisher Body plant 3 strikers