The Tuscan, contracted by the U.S. Forest Service, capable of climbing a 45-degree hill, featured a 20bhp single-cylinder engine with a four-speed gearbox; a front ski attachment for snow trails; and a detachable headlamp to double as a flashlight.
Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label innovation. Show all posts
Photos from the "Just Dashes" company sponsored car shows
Customized to represent the owners belief that Chysler should build Barracudas again, I've read the problem at corporate is that since killing off Plymouth, Chrysler isn't sure about re-using Plymouth car names, as if we'd care about that.
A rare ALMQUIST flat-head blower, the circular air induction chamber narrows as it enters the engine, increasing the airflow. I dig the innovative throttle linkage parts, more innovation with a few extra wrenches.
Cool Rv's, 2 because they melded a vehicle and a trailer into one
5th wheel,
aerodynamics,
Brooks Stevens,
camper,
Curtiss Aerocar,
design,
innovation,
Pixdaus,
RV,
trailer
http://shawnstussy.blogspot.com/2010_08_01_archive.html#5045406272543677438 the 1938 Turtle by Roy Hunt. The wrap around windshields are even cooler, and the nice slope to the front is very good looking, as well as the 30's grill. This one had me recalling http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/03/finally-found-out-what-story-is-on-this.html 
via http://rockindownthehighway.blogspot.com/ is this Diamond T "Doodlebug" fuel tanker from the 30's
Ain't that the cutest! Maybe it was an Airstream Bambi? Mixed with a VW bus I think
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