Double Double, Post Post.
Beautiful pedal cars of Southern California (Found at the Petersen Automotive Museum)
Exploring a fascinating lost chapter in 20th Century pop culture, Hell's Highway: The True Story of Highway Safety Films revisits the shock-value driver's ed films that haunted American teens throughout the 1960s and '70s
Replica of a 1937 Oklahoma Highway Patrol car
The Zippo car, a Chrysler Saratoga, was custom built in 1947 at a cost of $25,000.00. Sporting two larger-than-life Zippo lighters with neon flames, the car was in parades and special events across the U.S. during 1948 and 1949. Also, Hersheys Kissmobile and The history of The Wienermobile. (From John's Blog)
No Engine Required - For the modern soapbox derby, all you need is gravity and $30,000
Would you like a road trip across America, transporting somebodys car instead of driving your own?
History of The Old Plank Road: "Standard equipment for a trip to Yuma in 1920 to 1927 consisted of extra boards, two auto jacks, gunny sacks, a shovel, food and water for at least two days, and lastly to be totally prepared, a set of boxing gloves."
Gibbs Aquada, Sports Car & Jet Boat. (And how it works)
With appearances on several television networks, dozens of worldwide magazines, and hundreds of newspapers, Earl Zausmer's BMW 540i undoubtedly ranks as one of the most publicized car audio systems ever. (From Fawn Jotters)
Custom Hood Ornaments by Jud Turner. (Also by same artist, The Chemical Straightjacket)
Our friend, Ray Newton, of PTeazer fame just finished designing one of the 4 tailgate vehicles for the new Chevy HHRs, and he will be featured in an episode of The Learning Channel's reality show "Rides"
Goodguys Street Rod of the Year
Goodwood Festival of Speed
The Onkara Art Car Project
Running a Range Rover on coconut oil
A Bellevue, WA man's Ferrari burst into flames at the gas pump
This post was co-blogged with Hanan, of Grow-a-Brain. It has been great fun, and humbling to see a Master at work. Man is he organised!
Rest Area 300m
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