Big wheels

 

Sharing the load

 

Camping weekend

 Apparently when camping in the 1930's men wore ties at lunch.

Ronda Andalusia, Spain

First settled by the Celts in the sixth century BC. Ronda is divided by the Guadalevin River and it is responsible for carving out the 300 foot deep El Tajo canyon on whose edges the city sits. More information on Ronda is available here.

Pontiac Sunfire... sort of

 

1956 Buick Centurion (concept vehicle)

 

2 year old Elvis and parents- 1937

 

Mismatched pair of boots

 

Travelin' man

 

On the edge- a winner and two losers

 

Scooter art

 

Rounded corners

 

Kiss bug

 

Tired Budda

 

Short stuff

 

Repurposed

 

Off street parking

 

One guy's Miata

 

A little off of the top

 

Gassing up the Indian

Assuming it is about 1935 it probably cost him $.40 to fill up his Indian while working at a job that paid $.70 an hour.
 

Hello dolly

 

A carload

 

Possible dead lift

 

1985 revisited

 

IHLE Schottenring

These Schottenring cars were made for amusement parks.  Typically powered by a one cylinder 7hp two-stroke Hirth engine.  Solid axles mounted directly to the frame with cable operated brakes on the rear.

Airborne

 

1907 Christie 20 liter V4

The post at crankhandleblog is a good read.

1966 Goggomobil Dart

 

This racer started life as a Goggomobil Dart but was transformed into the Gamma Special.

The car retained its original chassis and fibreglass body, but received a supercharged VW flat four 1600cc engine.  It was equipped with a four speed manual transmission. It crashed in 1968 but was destined to be restored.  It was finished in 2008. The engine was refreshed and methanol injection was added.  It produces 190hp and makes sub 7 second  1/8th mile runs.

Motorcycle ambulance

 

Staying cool

 

AC Cobra's Mini cousin

 

Summer vacation