bobcat
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Wow, roof rack and cargo boxes. Must have been a taxi of sorts...and how gorgeous is this delivery truck...?
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Wow, roof rack and cargo boxes. Must have been a taxi of sorts...and how gorgeous is this delivery truck...?
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Wow, that is amazing. Never seen anything like it.I know it's supposed to be vintage vehicles from our generation... but I can't resist ALL vintage vehicles.. the older the better... what's not to love about this old bus...
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Terrific job. I'm sure it was a labor of love, but the result is primo.I think we're finally finished with the trunk area of the 57.
Again, it may not be perfect, but we did it all ourselves.
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I'm sure you had some fun in that one.Posted this before, but worth another whirl for those who missed it.
My first car. A 1973 Cougar XR7 Convertible.
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283's were great engines. That's what I had in my '55'My 2nd car
Sweet little 283
Very buildable283's were great engines. That's what I had in my '55'
Yeah man, that's old school right there.How about this mock up of the original Motor vehicle workshop .. from about 100 years ago....around the 1920's and 30's maybe even into the 40's
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I'm gonna have FUN, FUN, FUN, till Daddy takes the t-bird away!Enjoy the ride.
Well, if you're going out crusin' in your sweet black and white '57', here a song from the Bobcat travel tunes playlist I think you might like.I'm gonna have FUN, FUN, FUN, till Daddy takes the t-bird away!
Britain's early buses were known as Charabancs, the name derived from the French char à bancs (“carriage with wooden benches”), the horse-drawn version having originated in France in the early 19th century. The name was commonly mispronounced “sharra-bang”. Around the same time Motor Omnibuses made their first appearance.Wow, that is amazing. Never seen anything like it.
little fiat 500's are all the fashion here for the last couple of years1958 Fiat Van. This one got stares every time we rode in it in Rochester, New York.
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