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Citroen Centipede

This vehicle resides in the Michelin corporate museum.  It was built in 1972 to test truck tires.  It is powered by two Chevrolet 454's.  One engine was used to power the vehicle while the other was to power a test tire mounted in the center of the vehicle.  It was capable of speeds up to 110 mph.  Lead was added to bring its weight to 21,000 lbs

Click here if you would like to see a video of the Centipede in action (as well as brush up on your French).

Monster truck dreamin'

Quick deploy chains

Special trees

Making way for the hot box

Garfield

Winter camouflage

Opposite ends of the Ferrari spectrum

Flipping

Extended vans

Animated fractal

Additional examples here.

Land speed record holder

In 1935 David Jenkins set a land speed record at the Bonneville Salt Flats with a speed of 67.677 mph using a 1932 Allis Chalmers Model U.

That record held for 81 years before Jack Donohue set a new record of 96mph in 2015 with a 1952 Ford 8N.  Donohue is a former NASCAR driver with a farming background.  He built and drove the Ford which was repowered using a Ford flathead V8.

Additional information here.

Last rides

Modern petroglyphs

Golden Bridge, Da Nang, Vietnam

Aero Geo

Doug Heffron achieved 75 mpg with this reworked 1989 Geo Metro.  Additional info here.

Hump Day

Launched

Cold bathroom

Close call

When four wheels aren't enough

Assault and battery

Terry Sawchuk

Terry Sawchuk played professional hockey for 21 seasons.  This photo was taken in 1966 in the time before the use of face masks.  Read more about Sawchuk here.

... and a splash of red

Buffalo in winter

Trike

Summer fun

Feelin' it

Sleeper

Free parking