Monday, November 12, 2012
Veterans, here's one for you to enjoy... a tribute to Flying Fortresses from a hot rod garage and Hot Rod magazine "Easy Does It"
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as you might read on the tail area, it was labeled the "Happy Landing" and sold Mobil gasoline Above 2 photos from http://forum.s... -
A footnote of interest in history, and I think a lot of people have forgetten, that during world war II, so many men in America were drafted... -
all just a small part of the variety on a 3 page thread at http://motorbicycling.com/showthread.php?t=43650 you can see a better gallery of... -
and the engine is a Diamond REO, not a Rio. You know that, REO was a company from waayyy back in 1904 when Ransom E Olds made the REO compan... -
LOORRS unlimited 4 drivers Carl Renezeder (R), Travis Coyne (C) and Alan Pflueger (L) compete in round 3 of the Lucas Oil Off Road Racing Se... -
Ummm, I was asked to interview for a job basically doing website content and editing Hey, it's pretty cool that they think I can do a g... -
A car that looks like a Barris custom Mustang like the Sonny and Cher cars but in Zebra colors The round door Rolls Royce the Prince of Per... -
A bit of this scene with better stills from the trailer are what I posted back in March http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2012/03/men-in-black... -
1941 Steelcraft or postwar Murray Navy Patrol, pressed steel, rubber tires, 45' long, 34' wingspan. 1946-7 Olds 98 Coupe? Polaroid 4... -
Low miles and a 428 if I recall correctly. Cool fade from dark brown to gold. The rootbeer like color is why it has an A&W bear on the s...
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