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    Beer kegs for fuel tanks ...? kDont know where I got it but I always liked this pic.
     
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    Census Bureau. The caption from National Archives says that these punch machines were used from 1890 to 1950. Wonder when this pic was taken?
     
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    "We thought'chou wuz a TOAD!"
     
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    Moline Illinois
     

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    Buddy Holly, Richie Valens, and The Big Bopper Plane Crash 58
     

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    James Dean and Dean's Crash
     

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  10. For those who have never heard about the supposed "curse" of the James Dean Porsche, check out this link.

    http://www.qsl.net/w5www/dean.html
     
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    Radial engines normally have uneven
    numbers of cylinders - ie - usually 3,
    7, or 9 cylinders etc. per row - but
    not the Nordbergs. Instead of using
    a single 'master' connecting rod with
    the all the other 'slave' rods attached
    to it, as in most 'normal' radial engine
    designs, the Nordberg radials
    employed a unique 'double master
    rod' arrangement, with two 'master
    rods' on a single crank journal,
    instead of only one and allowing
    them and the have an even number
    of cylinders - usually, eight cylinders.
    Some other unique features about
    the Nordberg radials too - a lot of
    them had dual or even multi-fuel
    capability and could be set to run
    first, with or without spark ignition
    depending on the grade and type
    fuel being used - and then run on
    diesel fuel or various petroleum
    distillate fuels and/or on natural or
    various other flammable gasses too.
    In addition, while they were nominally
    4-stroke engines, some of them could
    also be run as 2-strokes and switched
    back and forth between 2 and 4-stroke
    operation while running!

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  12. re post #43357, oh my god, what memories. I was there 1n 1957, 2 glorious months.
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  13. 1920's c.a. According to the caption, this is Mrs Wm Upton age 70 who drove this Ford from San Franciso to Washington D.C.

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  14. 1936, New Bridgetown NJ. According to the caption, they bought this 1915 Buick for $15 and cut it down. . .

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  15. 1930s - ad for "Sanitary Unit" (hey we all gotta take a break sometime!)

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  16. 1937 near Antelope MT
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  17. 1938 D.C. area
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  18. 1940 Presque Isle ME
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  19. 1940 Aroostook County Maine
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  20. 1941 Elmira NY
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  21. 1941 New Orleans
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  22. 1940 Concho AZ
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  23. 1949 Norwich CT
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    Oklahoma 1963 Parade
     
  25. 1939 - caption says "U.S. 9 near Fresno CA
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  27. 1939 Weatherford TX
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  29. 1938 Greenbelt MD
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