Strange Old Stuff

[Ryan]

I've been sent this email so many damned times, that I feel like I have got to post it. Essentially, it's just a number of images of weird vehicles... No explanation, no commen...

 

[garrisonm89@yahoo.com]

Brothel?

 

[dumb person]

Some of those are cool.

 

[juke joint johnny]

Interesting old English photo's,
The first one [the double decker] I believe was a WW1 truck converted into a mobile tea room , The half track is a Citroen Kegrese. At least one AA Truck crept in
and a Bedford truck
any one else identify anything !!!
John Cochran

 

[31chevy]

It may be off the subject, but I found it very interesting, thank you for posting tham.
Gary.

 

[Elcastor]

Those were fun! Thanks Ryan!

 

[swo4rd]

Researching Court Houses about twenty years ago, I ran across a Commonwealth of Virginia issued "Definition of Motor Vehicles" which I believe came from the US DOT about 1920 or earlier. It was very amusing and interesting...I will try to recover it and reprint it for you. Swoff

 

[takomaned]

The ice boat has a Curtis OX-5 engine

 

[jimvette59]

I hope they put guy-wires on that rig. LOL

 

[Milton]

Brothel?

Squeals on wheels?

 

[Mary Tribbett]

There is a restored boat shaped trolley like the one 5 down on the left at the Rio Vista, CA Railroad museum. I'm not sure I remember correctly, but I think it ran to a beach in either England or Australia.

 

[Mendotaman]

Here's one of my favorites

Here's one of my favorites. Aimee Semple McPherson began calling her church "The Salvation Navy." The name didn't last very long.

 

[Tom Wesenberg]

Re: Here's one of my favorites

Here's one of my favorites. Aimee Semple McPherson began calling her church "The Salvation Navy." The name didn't last very long.

That's a neat picture! Do you have a larger resolution so it can be printed? Thanks