Strange Old Stuff
 

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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... To read the rest of this blog entry from The Ford Barn, click here.

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Brothel?

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Some of those are cool.

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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

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

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Those were fun! Thanks Ryan!

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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

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The ice boat has a Curtis OX-5 engine

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

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Squeals on wheels? :D

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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.

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.

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