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The Zep Diner in Downtown Los Angeles, CA - 1931
found on http://dieselpunk.livejournal.com/494951.html If this type of roadside diner with flair still existed, I'd go and try the food...
Simon Charlesworth wrote a piece about the car addiction, "The Old Car Spiral"... he nailed it. Absolutely spot on
16:25
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Labels:
humor,
innovative,
vintage,
writing
these are selected excerpts from: http://www.dep-o.co.uk/unhinged/unhinged-the-old-car-spiral/ written by Simon Charlesworth, ( car guy ex...
Labels:
humor,
innovative,
vintage,
writing
carguychronicles.com has a good variety of cool stuff!
13:12
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Labels:
Baldwin Motion,
Biscayne,
Boats,
Camaro,
drag racing,
GT 40,
Rolls Royce,
semi,
tractor trailer,
vintage
Above, the 2563 cu in Packard - Bentley Below, the 2807 cu in BMW Brutus Both were in the Cholmondeley Pageant of Power in Cheshire, UK fr...
Labels:
Baldwin Motion,
Biscayne,
Boats,
Camaro,
drag racing,
GT 40,
Rolls Royce,
semi,
tractor trailer,
vintage
literally back from the grave, buried in a backyard to save it, and found with a metal detector. 1899 Orient Autogo now concours
11:24
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Labels:
concours,
Concours De Elegance,
vintage
80% original parts, and the rest had to be made. There are only 3 known survivors of this make and model. Waltham Manufacturing in Massachus...
Labels:
concours,
Concours De Elegance,
vintage
there is an email going around with photos of wrecked 1920's and 30's cars, here are the more impressive photos
above is a late 1910's Dodge I think... there was a name for the style... but I can't remember it worlds strongest front tire and ...
the 1965 Targa Florio movie by Castrol Films
found on http://silodrome.com/1965-targa-florio-mountain-legend/
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
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