Hello. Hope you are starting your week with a smile, here's a bit of help to lighten your Monday morning

To see Alfred Hitchcock posing on a bike is pretty cool

I posted the above Burning Man castle once before, and the below Citreon

I found these on http://riderideride.tumblr.com/

Trucking used for advertising, quite an unusual collection from Caradisiac

Bantams above and below, so small they can probably only be described as "cute"

photos from Caradisiac http://www.forum-auto.com/automobiles-mythiques-exception/section5/sujet225087-3780.htm

looks damn cool

I don't know what it is, but it came from the LaMans Classic series of galleries at: http://lecontainer.blogspot.com/

Ivan verified it is a concept car made by Citroën. Many informations here if you speak French :
http://www.citroen.fr/Resources/Content/FR/voitures-citroen/citroen-survolt.html

Thanks Ivan!

a pair of great photos, from Philscarblog

Go to Phil's blog for more, it's mostly imports from the orient: http://philscarblog.wordpress.com/

Batman and Tin Tin love the Citreon 2CV

Above 4 images via: http://burstsausages.com/

Above image from http://acrushoneverygirlandeverycar.tumblr.com/

Via: http://ohmygoditsthefunkyshit.tumblr.com/page/2

for the complete gallery of all the vehicles that were ever in the Tin Tin cartoons: http://dardel.info/tintin/tout.html

Cool new stuff on Super 2CV in the past couple months

What a cool tow truck! 1955 Chev Apache?

A 2Cv 5th wheel... awesome!

and a 2cv pickup

Stored in the garage since 1980

For a great Citreon and european photoblog have a fun time looking through http://www.super2cv.com/

Unusual race car haulers, Citroens and an AMC Pacer

Above: Jerry Hathaway's

Via: http://hooniverse.com/blog/2010/06/12/hooniverse-weekend-edition-ultra-cool-vintage-car-transporters/

A variety of cool stuff from Fantomatik75 blogspot

Never seen a primitive street sweeper before? Me neither

1936 Chicago, why aren't these viable parking stuctures now?

Looks like a knife sharpener, door to door, and probably early 1910's or 1920's

Unknown type of classic pre-1920's

Photos via: http://fantomatik75.blogspot.com/

Cool things from Underground Velo Blogspot

Looks like an enjoyable experience!

Wow. Where did it go? Wouldn't this be a car show stopper if you drove in with it?

Not the most elegant design, but I think the blunt look of serviceabity is spot on for a mobile car repair type of business

Hudson hot rod, but doesn't the hood and fenders evoke a Cadillac look?