Automotives Magazine: work truck

JOHN P SULLIVAN FOUND A COOL FENDERLESS 1951 STUDEBAKER CHAMPION... WITH ZOOMIES, AT THE 2012 GOODGUYS PPG NATS

found on http://sakeracers.blogspot.com/2012/08/1951-studebaker-champion-starlight.h....

WHAT A 1930'S DUESENBURG CAR DEALERSHIP SHOWROOM MIGHT HAVE LOOKED LIKE

WHAT A 1930'S DUESENBURG CAR DEALERSHIP SHOWROOM MIGHT HAVE LOOKED LIKE.

SOME PEOPLE WAIT A LIFETIME TO FIND A GREAT CAR, SOME FIND IT WHEN THEY ARE A TEEN, AND WAIT A LIFETIME TO WON IT. MARK WAS A FORTUNATE RARITY, HE GOT BOTH THE CAR HE DESIRED 30ISH YEARS AGO, AND IT'S A BARNFIND 1969 GT 500 SHELBY MUSTANG

Mark's neighbor was an attorney that owned 3 Shelby Stangs, acquiring each as payment on cases, and this was the one he drove the most and damaged in the early 80's, and then parked it in the warehouse over his office.

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Saturday, December 1, 2012

license plate Oklahoma ZZZZZZZ is a showboat of a sleeper, 10 second 1/4 miler Custom/C10 with a chopped topper and big bead locked slicks. Clever, but not misleading anyone

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and keep in mind that any drag racing video is no more than 14 seconds of race, and lots of wasted time. So if you look up videos, look for the shortest ones when looking for a good race.

Thanks Jay!

Foose and WD 40 made this a very cool truck, and are going to auction it off for a kids charity

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1941 White (semi tractor trailer) that was originally a Gilmore Tanker!

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here is a photo of it with the trailer, which Mike didn't want the military to fuss about because Speedfest is on Naval Air Station North Island, and a fuel tanker might cause delays and security to get fussy, so he left it at home.

old and unusual vehicles that are getting emailed around this week

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I believe the above is a bread delivery truck... must be successful to afford the coachwork!

very elegant tour coach tram... this would not be good in any area with weather, but terrific for Southern California... all we get is sun from March to December.. yes, I am bragging. It's expensive too.

the above... is EARLY! 1890's? I think! Victorian to Edwardian for sure

one tiny tracked tourer

Movie studio lot transport? Tourist carrier?

She must be in incredible muscular shape to push pull that cycle

No notes with this email of photos to indicate why two images of this cycle car are here, it's the same motorcycle rear, and I guess the front is the same, but at a later time, when he added headlights and the trunk on the roof

An orient buckboard above

Thanks to commentor Boonie, the above people carrier is identified as a Lister Auto Truck, and a website link I am grateful for was offered that displays a great number of images that demonstrate a variety of these small industrial motorized service craft used in the 1920's and 1930's http://www.autotruck.org/apps/photos/album.jsp?albumID=3840394 and below is a better look at one