SMZ S-3A

The S-3A was a Russian vehicle designed for disabled persons. It was distributed free or nearly so for those who qualified.

It was produced between 1958 and 1971. It was powered by a single cylinder 2 stroke engine with a 346cc displacement that produced 10hp. Top speed was 34mph.

Fair warning

 

Fullgood Rocket

 

Shown at this year's Shanghai Motor Show the Rocket is a nostalgic vehicle reminiscent of the 1959.Cadillac. This is just one of Songsan Motors offerings based on American vehicles. More examples can be seen at MotorBiscuit.

1970's Phoenix camper

 Apparently you could purchase plans to create your own Phoenix for $85.

Double parked

 

1963 Studebaker Lark Custom V8

While it may not be everybody's dream car this made me smile. The new owner posted that they had purchased this Studebaker for $600 at an estate auction. It used to be easy to find old cars and trucks for reasonable prices making it easy to get into the old car hobby. It is nice to know that occasionally that still happens.

Triple decker

 

Quick exit

 

1941 Dodge COE school bus

 The COE design greatly reduces the driver's field of vision. Hard to believe that someone didn't put the brakes on this design for a school bus.

Truckin'

 

1996 Toyota Century hearse

 This vehicle sold on Cars&Bids for $45,000 in July 2023.

Free flowing exhaust

The ultimate cab over

 

1937 Studebaker Express

Raymond Lowey designed the Express and Studebaker offered it until 1940. It wasn't widely accepted at that time, but is a sought after vehicle for collectors today.

1969 Puma

Produced in Brazil The Puma was a very popular car. It was based on a shortened Karmann Ghia platform and powered by a 1500cc VW engine.

 

Lowdown

 

Dwarf Car Museum

Ernie Adams builds dwarf cars. He has a museum containing his work in Maricopa, Arizona. He has built a number of dwarf cars, but has never sold one. Read more about Ernie at Roadside America. 

Going racing- Citroen 2CV

 

Cougar trike

Sleeper

 

Happy 99th Birthday Marilyn Monroe

 

Work smarter, not harder

I saw this on justacarguy.com. Kradkurbelwellenanlasser translates to "motorcycle crankshaft starter". It certainly is an advantage over cranking that truck by hand. Did they carry all of that apparatus in the side car?