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1939 Mack Armord Car
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CARSINC
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I could have been an Oscar Mayer Weinermobile
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Bob - thanks for posting that. I'd never heard of that Museum in Chattanooga until now. Their Wall of the Fallen pages really got to me, so I've made a donation.
towingmuseum.com
So many people killed just doing their job of helping others.
Tom M.
Wall of the Fallen | Towing Museum
On September 9, 2006, in Chattanooga, Tennessee, members of the International Towing and Recovery Hall of Fame and Museum (ITRHFM) gathered on the museum gr ...
towingmuseum.com
So many people killed just doing their job of helping others.
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I've always liked the brief little explosion of Art Deco design in autos. There's a part of me that wishes it had more staying power but there's equally a part of me that's happy out was so short lived because with more examples out there it wouldn't be as special.
I've also always wanted to find an old Mack Junior pickup. They were pleasing to the eye and built like a Mack.
I've also always wanted to find an old Mack Junior pickup. They were pleasing to the eye and built like a Mack.
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Art Deco! Delahaye!
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Sensuous Steel: Art Deco Automobiles - Frist Art Museum
Sensuous Steel: Art Deco Automobiles is an exhibition of Art Deco automobiles from some of the most renowned car collections in the United States. Inspired by the Frist Art Museum’s historic Art Deco building, this exhibition features spectacular automobiles and motorcycles from the 1930s and...
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and of course the beer truck
This restoration was very cool as well - they are now doing a doodlebug
This restoration was very cool as well - they are now doing a doodlebug
1938 Tanker Archives - Project: Texaco Tanker
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Those were fairly popular when I was a kid. Sleek looking in the day. But we called them Rich folks!
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When I was in Chattanooga,I stopped by Century,the tow truck manufacturer.
Was told it was Dowtown,but Century is just east of Chattanooga,so i didn't make
it there.
Coker Tire & Honest Charlie are Downtown too.
YakkoWarner
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I expect the cost and labor involved in creating all those curved and swept body panels had a lot to do with why they stopped making vehicles like that.....