Car pics too cool not to share
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Yes. I would at times have my dad drive one of my buses to work so I had a ride home.
Binz Double Cab. Coachbuilt before the factory made them in 1959. I have been around a few. Have driven one.
That would be doubly annoying to be stuck behind. Not only it couldn't get out of its own way, but it would probably collapse into a pile of rust right in front of me!
That would be doubly annoying to be stuck behind. Not only it couldn't get out of its own way, but it would probably collapse into a pile of rust right in front of me!
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That would be doubly annoying to be stuck behind. Not only it couldn't get out of its own way, but it would probably collapse into a pile of rust right in front of me!
You guys noticed the weird emblem, but what about the fucked up wheel?
The generated images bother me....
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Beautiful '67! And I approve of the modern take on the classic Pontiac wheels. Aluminum 17" still looks good. Once they start going beyond 17", I start losing interest. Those might be 18", but I think they're likely 17" wheels. Nice car!
I believe they were 17”. I saw the car briefly and loved it (my wife and I may have to add one at some point). Fortunately my buddy was able to get photos of it for me.
BTW, a Cadillac got on the podium, the Corvette won it's class and the NASCAR entry finished the race.
I actually kinda like that one. I wonder if the trans is connected directly to the axle, or if they managed to squeeze some type of coupling in there.
Ok, this has to be the coolest way to start a bike or hot rod. Impractical, 100%, but no one will start it up and drive away on their own, so like a stick shift it’s an anti theft device too.
I once saw a WWII tank started this way. I think they said it had a 120lb flywheel spinning around.
I once saw a WWII tank started this way. I think they said it had a 120lb flywheel spinning around.