My Best Original Pics of the Coolest, Best, Weirdest Cars & Trucks on My Travels
Typical Austin couple taking the Tin Lizzie food shopping, captured by good friend Victor E. The Ford Model T put America on wheels, 15,000,000 sold between 1908 and 1927. Perfected assembly line production allowed its prices to
Premier Vladimir Lenin, who led the successful communist revolution in 1917 overthrowing the Tsar, liked Buicks and Rolls Royces. I found this car in one of the Moscow Kremlin museums last year. Much later, Premier
Very cool hot rod, but don’t know what to think of the nine exhaust pipes in the picture. Love straight engines, though. This car is from Austin, found it at the Lonestar Round Up.
Not sure but guessing it’s either a Model A or B. Love these vintage four cylinder hopped up engines.
“MR38 Delahaye Fire Engine – 1911 Type 43A Chassis. 1911 marks the earliest transition to self-propelled fire apparatus, powered by a Delahaye four-cylinder engine. Body and equipment was outfitted by Carrosserie et de Charronnage, Paris,
Youtube showing the elaborate starting procedure for a 1919 Cadillac. See link for Motoreum at right.
