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Some really good looking classics in there. Sadly, it reminds me of many small airports and airfields around the USA. Great old single engine airplanes are tied down outside, lying in disrepair, with flat tires, torn fabric, wasp nests in the engine and fuselage.
What's the unpainted vehicle at 1:27? Similar to a Stout Scarab.
What's the unpainted vehicle at 1:27? Similar to a Stout Scarab.
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No idea...I don't even have a good guess.
What an eclectic collection though. It mirrors my automotive interests with how wide his interests range...if it has wheels, I probably like it.
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a-HA! It's a 1937 Western Clipper.
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The Most Beautiful Motorhome Of The 20th Century? This Is The 1937 Western Clipper
The series of Western Clipper Motorhomes were designed by the prolific and influential industrial designer Brooks Stevens, before the United States
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