Showing posts with label Scooter. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Scooter. Show all posts
12.30.2010
Something new in the world of 3 wheelers
No information, just a gallery of photos on http://zelastchancegaragedu78.blogspot.com/2010/11/pak-rak.html 12.28.2010
Vespa calendar famous people, John Wayne, Cary Grant, Raquel Welch, Charleton Heston, Geraldine Chaplin
Thanks to Tim for sharing! Vespa had a damn good idea with this calendar, the added exposure and free advertisign they got by giving or loaning the scooters to famous people while they made movies was a brilliant idea, and far less costly than getting the stars paid to endorse. 12.24.2010
Happy holidays, and merry chistmas everyone
I believe the above image was taken by Scooter McRad http://scootermcrad.blogspot.com/ last year, and is one of the best hot rod Xmas photos I've come across
12.18.2010
More unusual stuff from the HAMB thread "Vintage shots from days gone by"
Annette on a scooter
Amelia Earhart with the scooter
General Eisenhower chats with Omar Bradley leaning against his '41 Clipper staff car
The outback mailman, on an enormous rig http://aso.gov.au/titles/documentaries/last-mail-birdsville/clip1/ 
Aerodynamic trucks and trailers
looks like a street car getting relocated
Sept 1949 Popular mechanics
Not sure what the above vehicle is
Kaiser factory that made aircraft
Ever see any racing Hudson Terraplanes before
What a great steering wheel, look slike it'a at a car show (from the I.D. board in the window)3.06.2010
2.28.2010
Cool stuff from Ze Last Chance Garage
BMW plant 1923
John was catching some light under all four tires
When is the last time you saw advertising for a Nash?
Nice streamlining around the spreader bar
I'd love to see a full gallery about this racecar!
What a beauty!
No idea why the rotary engine is flanked by elephant tusks.
Goofy 60's kooky kustom show cars. I dig the Woodlight headlights on the one below
All bent out of shape, and I doubt it landed on the rubber
What an idea, a scooter that is strong enough to pull a small teardrop
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