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Showing posts with label Gauges. Show all posts
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Friday, December 7, 2012

I found a great tumblr today, perfectly named, and has great content . . Time Wasting Machine.tumblr.com





 I don't know if that above is a Corsair or Mustangf



among the many wow photos, the above airport VW is pretty damn cool. Just another example of the VW being the most utilitarian customized car and van since the model T




Rail gun... German, WW2, and ginormous





I've been trying to get a photo of hood scoops like the above for quite a long time


Poor Jag




terrific set of design studies from the concept cars


all found with great pleasure on http://timewastingmachine.tumblr.com/

the funny stuff from the great variety at Parkoffka.ru


Parents should use this in the car they loan to the kids


Seriously? How much pot did these guys smoke to get the munchies, find that it was to late to get into the taco bell, and only the drive through was open?






Pretty clever, I wonder if other muppet and sesame street characters are as easy to make helmets into?








just a small sample of the good funny stuff at http://parkoffka.ru

Saturday, December 1, 2012

Saturday, November 17, 2012

the Holman Moody prepped, Fireball Roberts 1963 Ford Galaxy #22... .. a museum stored - fresh off the track - race car




Q code, single 4 barrel, 427 with cast iron hi flow exhaust headers






If I could recall all that I was told by the owner, a Holman or Moody, I can't recall which... but a nice guy, he said this was beign neglected in a museum, the NASCAR museum I think, and it hadn't been maintained, kept up, not even properly stored for decades. So when a Holman Moody museum was started, they got their cars back... see, they hadn't sold them to the museums, just loaned them. http://www.holmanmoody.com/