1970 Isuzu Bellett 1600 MXII

 

Until I read about their offerings at Drive.com I didn't know that Isuzu was involved in this segment of the industry.

A man and his animals

 

Pobeda Sport

 The GAZ-SG1 was an experimental racing car produced in the 1950's in the Soviet Union.

1959 Cadillac Coupe

 

Lanz Bulldog

The Lanz company began production in 1921 and was bought by John Deere in 1956. Various versions of the Bulldog were made until 1960. The engine was a single cylinder two stroke design. It was odd in that it did not utilize high compression or have a carburetor. It had a hot bulb that fuel was sprayed onto causing it to ignite. It was capable of burning gasoline, kerosine, diesel fuel or even waste oil. Initial startup of the engine required using a blowtorch to heat the ignition device to operating temperature and then using the steering wheel to hand crank the engine. Wikipedia offers more explanation. 

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This car started life as a 1998 Lincoln and someone decided it needed a transformation. That effort included adding a front clip from a 1955 Pontiac. Check it out on Marketplace

Dorothy "Dot" Smith

Dorothy is shown on her 1939 Harley Davidson knucklehead. During the 1930's and 40's she was a motorcycle stunt woman. She was co-founder of the San Francisco Motor Maids and served as the club's president for 25 years.