Showing posts with label airplane. Show all posts
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the "Pep Boys Snowman" autogyro
Looks like a crane or oil derrick in the background, and boxes of Tydol either getting loaded or unloaded... in the snow beside the landing ...
A variety of the unusual from Yuripasholok Livejournal
wow... wire rims, and aerodynamics... but no information on what is the story behind that car looks like a bus converted to use as a car ha...
Aviation Museums in California
17:37
Unknown
Labels:
airplane,
informative,
museum list
links at http://www.aero-web.org/museums/ca.htm
Labels:
airplane,
informative,
museum list
An engine is the fuselage, and the cab on the wing... weird airplane, but he Nazis tried some strange stuff
found on http://dieselpunk.livejournal.com/475546.html
It's been a couple years since I posted the best of Dieselpunk... so here's an update
19:40
Unknown
Labels:
airplane,
Armored truck,
caterpillar tracked vehicle,
Military,
Motorcycle,
tank,
truck,
WW2
Russian, 1937 Ever seen a tank tread like this? I haven't. It's an Imgoldby transporter Lotsa engines, and a huge fuselage... Ital...
Labels:
airplane,
Armored truck,
caterpillar tracked vehicle,
Military,
Motorcycle,
tank,
truck,
WW2
I found a new website that celebrates cool photography, airplanes, celebs, motorbikes, race cars, etc.. Silidrome.com very cool stuff, not much info, but cool photos
19:09
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Labels:
airplane,
BMW,
Burt Munro,
celebrity,
Corvette,
Delage,
Flying Merkel,
GT 350,
Harley Davidson,
identification guide,
Indian,
Military,
Motorcycle,
Racing,
Renault,
train,
Vincent,
vintage,
WW2,
Yenko
The coolest, the Fonz. On a Triumph A Corsair getting used during down time as a hammock Steampunk looking monorail Don Yenko in 1960 or...
Labels:
airplane,
BMW,
Burt Munro,
celebrity,
Corvette,
Delage,
Flying Merkel,
GT 350,
Harley Davidson,
identification guide,
Indian,
Military,
Motorcycle,
Racing,
Renault,
train,
Vincent,
vintage,
WW2,
Yenko
I just learned that there is a WW2 warbird museum in Palm Springs at the airport
18:22
Unknown
Labels:
airplane,
car collections,
collection,
Military,
museum,
WW2
The Museum contains one of the world's largest collections of flying World War II military aircraft, many courtesy of Mr. Robert Pond. T...
Labels:
airplane,
car collections,
collection,
Military,
museum,
WW2
Comparison of WW2 fighter planes speed, range, and bullet size
from WW2 magazine, by Max Gadney found on http://remove-before-flight.tumblr.com
All stop, all engines stop, hold everything, nobody move til you see this... a WW2 P40 was just found in the Sahara desert. So intact the bullets are still in the wing guns, it crashed in 1942
Park of the Royal Air Force of England, it's a Curtiss P40 Kittyhawk Not much story, just that no human remains were with the plane, the...
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