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Wednesday, 29 September 2010

Stop reposting everything from my site "designautomotivestyle" it's not cool to plagarize everything from me, try contributing original stuff yourself

Everything from March of 2010 through August 2010 is ripped from this blog. Not very cleverly as some of the posts still show the links I put in the texts like in http://designautomotivestyle.blogspot.com/2010/03/playmate-pink.html

So beware all readers and followers, this is just one of 2 blogs that are copying everything I do and not being honest about it.

The guy talking credit for posting everything I created is "aku adalah" may the fleas of a 1000 camels infest his bed and may every bite they take become infected and stink.

Tuesday, 28 September 2010

The Bob McDorman Collection is going to be auctioned at Mecum, Nov 5th and 6th, no reserve

1927 Chevrolet SOHIO Tanker Truck (SOHIO =Standard Oil company of Ohio)

1920 Chevrolet SOHIO horse drawn gas wagon

1927 Chevrolet Wrecker 1 Ton

1929 Chevrolet Fire Truck 1 Ton

For the whole collection gallery, as it has "150 Cars including the World's Most Complete Corvette Collection"

Monday, 27 September 2010

the San Diego 1929 Graham Paige Sound Train ( customized limos for the Paramount Pictures Co for transporting movie stars to theaters)

This gallery is so extensive because I tried looking for photos of Sound Trains in the past and there are almost 4 decent photos on the internet of them, til now. I'm improving the amount of good photos, one gallery at a time, because someone out there will want a better look, or a different view of something this rare

This 1929 Graham-Paige Sound Train began life as a limousine, and then was sent to the Indianapolis, IN Harry O. McGee Company for modifications. These modifications included a large public address system. The limousine interior was left pretty much unchanged, but the front-end sheet metal around the hood area was rounded to give the appearance of being the boiler of a locomotive. A large headlight was mounted up front along with a smoke stack, bell, steam dome, and whistle. The chrome-plated bell had a wire running inside to the instrument panel so the driver could attract even more attention to the vehicle.

These vehicles were built in the late 1920s and 1930s for the parent company of Paramount Pictures. They were used for all kinds of publicity situations: to advertise the opening of a new movie in a town or to deliver a star to an opening in grand style with dancing girls riding on the seats located on the fenders.

For my previous post, with 3 different photos of the variety of the Sound Trains: http://justacarguy.blogspot.com/2008/12/1929-graham-paige-sound-train-and-mgm.html

For the only thing I've came across about the Trackless Train: http://www.lincoln-highway-museum.org/TT/AA-TT-150.pdf