Crash landing

 

Old timer

 100 years ago a journalist named John Bolster along with his brother scavenged enough parts to built "Bloody Mary". It was chain driven. Originally set up with two JAP motorcycle engines it was later converted to a Harley V-twin. The original parts accumulation was at a cost of 25 pounds sterling. The car survives to this day.

1949 Diamond T 201 pickup

 

Road warriors

 

Barn find

 

Rolls in the rough

This 1915 Silver Ghost touring car was rebodied at some point in its life by Barker and Company. It has had two owners the second having possession since 1924. It was a no sale at a Christie's auction that gave it an estimate value of $350-450K

Street art