Vintage shots from days gone by!

*$&£!! It looks even more fearsome than Motor Sport's description:

"The fastest unblown car was Lloyd-Jones' 21-litre Rolls-Royce "Kestrel" rear-engined, four-wheel drive Triangle "Flying Saucer", a deadly weapon even on a straight course. It lost all its oil pressure on its first run, but, in spite of slowing down before the finish, clocked about 120.9mph over the 100 yards ..." [I think that should read 1000 yards!]


Vitesse2

 

alright, boys...start SQUIRMING!!!!!

 

Please, don't look if you are easily offended:











http://www.bentleyspotting.com/2009/11/rolls-royce-caravan.html

 

Sloach hats .....

 

GOT the dirty bastard! Jim Corbett & the missus admire
the man-killing son-of-bitch. (Actually it was a painted alley
cat, but dark-room trickery made it a thing even Kipling would
slobber for! Nyuk, nyuk)



Top that, Mart! Tee-Hee

 

Has anyone here been to the Patton Museum next to Ft Knox? They have quite a collection of tanks there. Some in diaromas.

 

Concerning the "suffering kids" pictures, sometimes it helps to be reminded that the good old days weren't always so.

 

Just too good to let it slide.

 

i remember this car from back when

 

I've got this thing for tow trucks and rigs. This thread has sure given me a folder full of trucks. Here are a couple more.

 

Speaking of tanks.