Phil sent this in… I think he want a truck like this. Phil also sent this in… I think he has a Darth Vader fetish.
From the same batch of Futuristic and Strange vehicle I posted earlier.
1930s Streamlining Designs.
1959 Autocar DC102A
7 thoughts on “Old Truck Tuesday”
#7 – The weird hump on the back is the mother-in-law compartment. So the driver can have peace and quiet.
Lotto fantastic classics there. I do like the Vader truck.
#1 Good idea, the driver has excellent visibility of the wingtips, the trucks driveline and all the electrics are never touched by saltwater. Taking the floats out of saltwater and rinsing with water reduces corrosion compared to leaving the plane tied to the dock.
#1–y’know, you could warn us before we have to hear that shit.
#1 – Yup – Super Duty is an awesome rig. This only proves it. You only need half of it to do the job.
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
# 1 and 6 for the Apocalypse. Or any time. 🙂
The LeBatt’s has nice lines.
That Long-Load Semitrailer Rig looks quite Cool… Cab seems to be modeled on a Station Wagon, looks like the Engine is behind the Cab.
#7 – The weird hump on the back is the mother-in-law compartment. So the driver can have peace and quiet.
Lotto fantastic classics there. I do like the Vader truck.
#1 Good idea, the driver has excellent visibility of the wingtips, the trucks driveline and all the electrics are never touched by saltwater. Taking the floats out of saltwater and rinsing with water reduces corrosion compared to leaving the plane tied to the dock.
#1–y’know, you could warn us before we have to hear that shit.
#1 – Yup – Super Duty is an awesome rig. This only proves it. You only need half of it to do the job.
Leigh
Whitehall, NY
# 1 and 6 for the Apocalypse. Or any time. 🙂
The LeBatt’s has nice lines.
That Long-Load Semitrailer Rig looks quite Cool… Cab seems to be modeled on a Station Wagon, looks like the Engine is behind the Cab.