Friday, 1 October 2010
A welcome home for the Marine and thanks for their service, awesome trunklid medals and license plate
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license plates,
Military
"Tony Coiro had never so much as ridden a motorcycle when he decided to re-engineer one. Coiro, a sophomore at Purdue University, bought a 1978 Suzuki motorcycle on Craigslist.org and spent about six months installing solar panels on it"His full story via: Clean Energy Authority Read more...
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alternatives,
heroes,
invention
Luckiest license plate ever?
Lky 777 is the part that grabbed my attention, shame the first number isn't a 7 as well
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license plates
an amusement park bumper car and 1930's gas pump in a bar on Miramar Rd, called the filling station
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bumper cars,
pre 1930's gas station
Anyone recognize this delivery van from a Munsters episode background?
I don't recognize it, and don't have any guess...
Dave commented, "Looks to me like and English Thames pronounced "Tems". What do you think?"
You might be spot on Dave, I think you have it... but Chris looked it up on IMCDB.org and nailed it!
Chris commented;
1955-56 Dodge US. Mail truck, rare today, Body was by Fageol
This Dodge postal vehicle built with right hand drive and a flat-head six cylinder engine with a push-button automatic transmission. A decal inside, above the windshield, says: FAGEOL - Pony Express Twin Coach - Kent, Ohio, while a tag proclaims “Post Office #6-A-1101 - Model #C3 - C6 - 95.” A Dodge tag notes - 105 net Hp @ 3600rpm.” The wheelbase of the truck is 95 inches, and the rear door opens like a minivan hatch.
The Twin Coach Company utilized their body manufacturing facilities to produce these "Pony Express" vehicles.
From IMCDB.org Read more...
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tv cars,
van,
what is it
Why hasn't anyone done this with their Tbird? From the movie "Murderers Row" a Matt Helm movie with Dean Martin (sort of a Bond similar role)

Just putting an LED message board in the place of the tail lights, clever!
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