Showing posts with label unique. Show all posts
Showing posts with label unique. Show all posts

Some projects start with a part, and take a natural path toward completion, but assembled into a vehicle that is unique, and not ever made into production. What could be a 1903 Overland

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from contributor "Uncle Frank" : It's a complete fake and no such vehicle ever existed.   It started when he gave me a Model T...

How many people who think they have seen a UFO flying saucer were looking at some US military prototype?

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how crazy of a design is this? found on  http://dieselpunk.livejournal.com/524428.html

1923 Marmon Harrington (love their creations) the original road train, the Damascus to Bahgdad run

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How this came to be is written up in an article  http://www.saudiaramcoworld.com/issue/198104/the.nairn.way.htm  in which the Nairn brothers...

Some cars set speed records, but weren't fortunate enough to be savvy enough to get an organization to be there to "Sanction" it, and AAA wouldn't bless a run unless you were a member. Huh.

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 notice the writing on the photo, especially that on the upper left hand corner  very rare to have wire wheels in 1922, they go back to 1908...

Messerschmitt-Me-323

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I don't recall where I found these images... 

Studio44Werks has posted some cool interesting swap meet stuff!

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 Either a straight six, or a v12 powers this Rolls Royce hood ornamented boat tailed vintage appearing bare aluminum beast. Anyone have bett...

a unique look at automotive design, the French car of 1934, Avions Voisin Aerodyne from the Mullin Museum

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 Notice the roof is slightly slid back to let just the front seats get the sun this Paul Poiret fabric interior  is not unique among Avoins ...

Northrup's flying wing bomber (the XB-35)

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Northrop's Flying Wing Bomber known as the XB-35 in flight in 1946. The XB-35 was an experimental heavy bomber developed for the U.S. Ar...

1957 Fiat Eden Rock (or Marina) built on a Multipla chassis by PininFarina because the Fiat founding family wanted a go-fer car for their French resort villa

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The car was commissioned by the family that founded Fiat, the Agnelli family. They also had the largest holdings on the Italian stock exchan...

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